Please document Choropleth parameters
See original GitHub issuehttps://github.com/jupyter-widgets/ipyleaflet/blob/master/docs/source/api_reference/choropleth.rst says
geo_data
: Data dictionary
choro_data
: Choropleth data dictionary
but has no details as to what should be in those dictionaries and how they should be structured. Please link to some references “upstream” if available or document their structure right there. Thank you!
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I just want to add that
geo_data
is basically your GeoJSON data, using the GeoJSON specification, you can also look at this wikipedia link.We should improve the documentation before closing this issue
That would be awesome! Also if you are comfortable with or want to learn JavaScript/Python, please consider opening Pull Requests as well, that would be even more awesome 😃
There is no limit. At least ipyleaflet will not prevent you to pass a huge GeoJSON.