parsed .shp from tz_world into .json and this into .csv
added the script I used for parsing .json into .csv
Tests are passing (in comparison to my timezonefinder) but for some
mysterious reason there are no results for these points (these polygons
are actually in the .csv!?)
this might have something to do with the last point in the polygon...
I think in your data format the first coordinate in a polygon equals the last one right?
That's how i parsed the data.
parsed .shp from tz_world into .json and this into .csv added the script I used for parsing .json into .csv
Tests are passing (in comparison to my timezonefinder) but for some mysterious reason there are no results for these points (these polygons are actually in the .csv!?)
-111.23356158270063, 37.9665673406316) America/Denver None (-111.85066595211599, 40.3627464747227) America/Denver None (13.68327386764443, 41.69994852413657) Europe/Rome None (15.33160647515814, 41.064699243112756) Europe/Rome None (15.548206085249575, 40.60882113082016) Europe/Rome None (-111.7138423798663, 39.40796915123995) America/Denver None (12.511280281269222, 42.951766690898324) Europe/Rome None (14.480846256258332, 41.16479004136795) Europe/Rome None (13.344433111130371, 41.67137225900679) Europe/Rome None
this might have something to do with the last point in the polygon... I think in your data format the first coordinate in a polygon equals the last one right? That's how i parsed the data.