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Arcgis to portaljs

Skill jeremylongshore/claude-code-plugins-plus-skills/plugins/community/portaljs/skills/arcgis-to-portaljs

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npx -y skills add jeremylongshore/claude-code-plugins-plus-skills --skill arcgis-to-portaljs

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Migrate a whole ArcGIS Hub site into a PortalJS Arc portal end-to-end. Harvests the Hub /data.json (DCAT-US) inventory, exports every FeatureService layer through the ArcGIS REST query API with resultOffset paging, converts each to the serverless dual tier (PMTiles render + GeoParquet query) with tabular items to Parquet, pushes everything to Cloudflare R2 via Git LFS, appends dual-tier datasets.json entries, and writes a source-vs-derived parity report. Use to move a City or sector ArcGIS Hub open-data portal onto PortalJS with no server-side compute.

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ArcGIS Hub → PortalJS

Overview

Migrate an entire ArcGIS Hub open-data site into a PortalJS Arc portal in one pass. Every Hub site is machine-readable — a DCAT-US catalog at /data.json, with every dataset backed by an ArcGIS REST FeatureService — so migration is a harvest → export → convert → publish → verify pipeline that runs almost fully automated on the operator's machine, no server-side compute. The tooling is the reusable arcgis-to-portaljs migrator: input is one Hub URL, output is a ready-to-deploy PortalJS catalog plus a parity report.

The skill is an orchestrator: it reuses the DCAT-US harvest from portaljs-migrate, the ogr2ogr/tippecanoe/duckdb dual-tier conversion from portaljs-add-geo, and the bulk Git-LFS → R2 push from portaljs-migrate. Its novel parts are the FeatureService REST export loop (paged features, not just a link) and the source-vs-derived parity report.

Prerequisites

  • A scaffolded PortalJS portal whose template ships components/MapPreview.tsx and components/GeoQuery.tsx (PR #1647 or later). Run portaljs-new-portal first if none.
  • Native CLIs: GDAL (ogr2ogr, ogrinfo), tippecanoe, duckdb (with spatial), and jq. macOS: brew install gdal tippecanoe duckdb jq; Debian/Ubuntu: apt-get install gdal-bin duckdb jq plus tippecanoe (apt or build from source); Windows via WSL. The skill hard-stops with the install hint if any is missing.
  • Arc credentials for the Git-LFS → R2 push (the token portaljs-deploy resolves), or an OSS self-hosted Giftless.

Instructions

The canonical, full step-by-step workflow is .claude/commands/arcgis-to-portaljs.md — the single source of truth. Read and follow it when executing. Summary:

  1. Gather input — Hub URL, portal directory, project slug, optional flags (--limit, --only, --dry-run, --namespace-mode). Interview if missing; never dead-end.
  2. Check native tools (ogr2ogr, tippecanoe, duckdb + spatial, jq). Any missing → print the per-OS install and stop.
  3. Validate the portal directory and confirm the geo showcase components exist.
  4. Harvest the Hub /data.json (reuse the portaljs-migrate DCAT-US map) and classify each item: vector (FeatureService), table, or non-data (web map / 3D / imagery → skipped).
  5. Export each vector layer through the ArcGIS REST query API with resultOffset paging (f=geojson, outSR=4326); fall back to keyset paging on transfer limits; accept a customer File Geodatabase dump for very large layers.
  6. Convert each layer to the dual tier via the portaljs-add-geo recipe (PMTiles + GeoParquet); tabular items to Parquet. Preserve the native-CRS original.
  7. Publish — bulk Git-LFS track + one push to R2 through Giftless, then append dual-tier datasets.json entries (upsert on (namespace, slug)).
  8. Write arcgis-parity-report.md — record count, extent, attribute schema, and geometry validity, source vs derived, per dataset, plus the migrated/skipped/failed accounting.
  9. Report the inventory, migrated datasets, R2 push, and parity summary.

Output

  • Created: data/<namespace>/<slug>.pmtiles, .parquet, and the original per vector dataset (all LFS-tracked → R2); Parquet + original per table; arcgis-parity-report.md.
  • Modified: datasets.json (one dual-tier entry per vector dataset, one resource entry per table); .gitattributes (LFS tracking).
  • Verified: the parity report compares each derived artifact to the live FeatureService.
  • Result: /@<namespace>/<slug> renders <MapPreview> + <GeoQuery> for each vector dataset with no page edits; the catalog lists everything migrated.

Error Handling

SymptomCauseFix
MISSING_INPUTNo Hub URL providedPass the site root (e.g. https://hub-lewisville.opendata.arcgis.com) and retry.
MISSING_TOOLSogr2ogr/tippecanoe/duckdb/jq (or duckdb spatial) absentPrint the per-OS install line and stop; re-run after installing.
NOT_A_PORTALTarget dir has no datasets.json / geo componentsRun portaljs-new-portal first, then re-run.
HARVEST_FAILED/data.json unreachable or not DCAT-USConfirm the site is an ArcGIS Hub and the feed loads in a browser.
EXPORT_FAILEDOne FeatureService layer errored or hit a hard transfer capLogged and skipped; try keyset paging or a customer FGDB dump for that layer.
LFS_PUSH_FAILEDMissing/expired Arc token or unset lfs.urlRe-mint the JWT (see portaljs-deploy); confirm git config lfs.url.

Examples

Example 1 — Migrate a City Hub (Lewisville)

/arcgis-to-portaljs https://hub-lewisville.opendata.arcgis.com slug=lewisville

Example 2 — Dry-run inventory + plan only (no writes)

/arcgis-to-portaljs https://streamwaterdata.co.uk --dry-run

Example 3 — Migrate a subset, one namespace per publisher

/arcgis-to-portaljs https://streamwaterdata.co.uk --only sewer-catchments,water-boundaries --namespace-mode owner

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