Project Points (Nearest Neighbor) Plugin

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One of the benefits of EasyTerritory is the users’ ability, through the REST API, to find the nearest point from a given latitude and longitude location . This can be done using the Project Points Plugin. Users can also use the plugin to create a layer in your EasyTerritory catalog that is based on your record point data.

Step 1: Creating the Source Project

The first step in setting up a ProjectPointsPlugin is to create the source project. Users will simply upload their records in an EasyTerritory project and the system will geocode and pin the records on the map.

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Next, save the project and copy the project ID to your clipboard. You can also get the project ID by going to admin > projects.

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Step 2: Configuring the plugin

Go to admin > settings and click ‘+item’

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Next, populate the following input values in the plugin configuration, entering your Project GUID in the Project ID input field and save the configuration.

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Step 3: Running the plugin

Go back to the map and save your project again. Make sure you flag ‘run project plugin’.

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Step 4: Creating a layer in the catalog

In order to view the uploaded records in multiple projects you need to create a layer. Go to admin > catalog and click the + icon.

When the ‘New Layer’ dialogue opens select your desired layer type.

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Next, in the ‘–select MDN layer–‘ dropdown, select ‘ProjectPointLayer’ and click ‘Add’

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Step 5: Configure Layer

Set the desired settings in the layer configuration:

  • If you have configured multiple Project Points Plugins and you want to limit the layer to just the points from a specific project, set the ‘Where Clause’ property to filter on your project’s ID. For example- projectId=’ProjectGuidHere
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Step 6: Add Layer to Map

Select a new or existing project and open the rolodex. In the catalog dialogue select your the layer you created and add it to your map.

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