Turf is the "code math" part of GIS. It's a low level API (built as nice tree-shakeable ESM) for dealing with dumb details of GeoJSON data and geometric math li

Turf is the "code math" part of GIS. It's a low level API (built as nice tree-shakeable ESM) for dealing with dumb details of GeoJSON data and geometric math like "is this point somewhere in this complex multi-polygon?" It doesn't provide visualization tools for that math. For that people usually use libraries such as Leaflet. About the best you could do in a gallery is photos of webpack-bundle-analyzer after different tree shaking attempts? I know I find that pretty sometimes, but not everyone is a nerd for good performance optimization work.