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You have either redeclare your component in declarations for test module, or import module that contains your component

Something like this would work for you - dump the shapefile(s) to a fresh new tempdir and then zip up everything inside that tempdir.

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A solution that works, in this case, is calling the function directly on the main endpoint instead of using a redirect to the related endpoint. The request and form-data is also reachable without the need of passing as function arguments.

The "File or directory not found" error is because of /.zip in the name of the zip file. The / should be removed.

The problem with only getting one file in the archive is the use of w mode when opening the ZipFile. As it states in the documentation:

'w' to truncate and write a new file

So for each file you want to add it's first removing all the files that were added previously.

Open the file once before the loop, then add each file to it.

OMG I think I solved the issue which was pretty stupid, don't know if this question should be deleted or left for Mac users.

Users of iCloud may know that iCloud sometimes randomly stores files in the Cloud to optimise storage, and when that's the case the file still appears in your directory but is actually not there (cloud sign next to the file).

In my case all of my .shp files where "clouded" (including District and Sectors) so I was mistakenly thinking there was an issue elsewhere

You have to really make sure none of your files are stored in the Cloud if you want R to read them properly.

I solved my problem!

First, you need to create vue.config.js in the vue component project and add the following code.

1. Firstly, escape all forward slashes (/) of the pathnames in your pattern with double backslashes, i.e. \\/. As mentioned in the docs which reads as follows:

   Note: like unix sed, shx sed treats / as a special character, and this must be escaped (as \/ in the shell, or \\/ in package.json) if you intend to use this character in either the regex or replacement string. Do not escape / characters in the file path.

2. Also, encase the pattern given to sed s command in JSON escaped double quotes, i.e. \"...\"

package.json

While it is not possible to specify a minimal distance when sampling random points (how could we? it would make them orderly, i.e. not random) it is possible to prune the list of random points afterwards, enforcing a minimal distance.

For a concrete example consider this workflow, building on my earlier blog post on this topic - https://www.jla-data.net/eng/creating-and-pruning-random-points-and-polygons/

Your desired result could be achieved like so:

1. I moved all fill=NA and color=NA out of the aes() statements. As usual if you want to fix a color, fill or more generally any aes on a specific value then it's best to put it outside of aes() except for the case that you want it to appear in the legend.

2. Set the so called key_glyph, i.e. the icon drawn in the legend, of the "point" layers to "point".

As these steps also removed the black border around the fill keys I added a guides layer to get that back. Personally I would remove the black border, but hey, it's your plot. (: