does turf.intersect work for spatially querying more than 2 polygons OR what library OR workaround is recommended?

I have a GeoJSON of meshed/connected/neighboring polygons and want to onclick of a single polygon, select those polygons that interesect (a.k.a. border) the clicked polygon.

I was thinking of using turf.intersect to do this. However, the docs only describe 2 polygons as being the arguments.

OR I think (if needed as a workaround using TurfJS) I could use turf.buffer buffering the polygon centroid to select the neighboring polygons? turf.buffer

Hoping to get a nudge in the right direction here. I haven’t had luck finding my use case in open issues, GIS SE or SOflow. Any recommendations would be super appreciated.

• [1] GeoJSON data as a gist file.

[DenisCarriere]

GeoJSON writer is a tool I built to save compact GeoJSON to the file system, if your application is entirely web based, I wouldn’t be using that library.

Use that source code as a general guideline, try to extract some of the rbush components of it.

I built that OSM Ottawa code for a very specific one of project, so there’s definitely some improvements to do.

[DenisCarriere]

@shawnmgoulet Well I have a pretty complex example from one of my public repos.

https://github.com/osmottawa/data-research/blob/master/Ottawa-Buildings/align-address.js

The data is not provided in the repo, however you can preview the data here.

What the script does:

• Selects an address
• Finds the property parcel inside that address
• Finds all the buildings inside that parcel
• Align address with largest building inside parcel

Might be useful to look at the syntax