Packages

@paramira/geo-packs

Static boundary and place data for @paramira/geo maps: world countries and continents (Natural Earth, public domain), provinces for every country and districts for a starter set (geoBoundaries, per-country open licenses), and a city gazetteer, all keyed by place cells, plus a loader that fetches them on demand.

License: MIT. The loader and builder are generic MIT code. The data keeps its sources' licenses, per country file: Natural Earth is public domain, geoBoundaries files are open but many are share-alike (ODbL, CC BY-SA); see the package's CREDITS.md.

Source: packages/geo-packs

What it does

Static boundary and place data for @paramira/geo maps, keyed by place cells, and a loader that fetches it on demand. Serve the data/ folder with your app; nothing here talks to a map or geocoding service, so no third party learns which places your readers look at or type.

Licenses: the code is MIT; the data is not. Natural Earth data is public domain. Each country's province and district file keeps the license its source gave it, as CREDITS.md and index.json list. All are open: no non-commercial or no-derivatives terms. But many are share-alike: about 86 countries are ODbL 1.0 (OpenStreetMap-derived) and 14 are CC BY-SA. In practice:

Used by

Apps: abantu, companion, inzira-web

Packages: inzira

In tests or development only: geo-vue.

Uses

Entry points

@paramira/geo-packs
@paramira/geo-packs/path

geo-claims

Region-claim polygons small enough to ride in a proposal: quantized to a ~111 m grid and delta-encoded, with one encoder and decoder shared by abantu, iwacu and the directory.

geo-vue

Vue SVG maps on @paramira/geo, with no tile server: a fitted, pannable, zoomable (wheel, drag, pinch) <GeoMap> and layers for regions (with agreement styling), pins, great-circle paths, flows sized by count, and count bubbles.