Parse the "folder" tag
See original GitHub issueHi, first of all, you have my thanks for a very nice parser.
Now for the issue: the folder tag divides the data into meaningful groups/layers. I could not see that toGeoJson handles it - it seems to be ignored. Am I missing something?
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I forket the repo and added an temporal solution, my solution add a new property to the geometry with the folder name, see: https://github.com/FBrusquetti/togeojson/commit/4219d384d80cbf4b7fe743c482e0ac54990f5bef
@FBrusquetti looks cool! I ended up just writing a custom KML parser myself… Turns out it’s not actually that hard.