arcgis-geometry-operations

Spatial operations like buffer and union are performed by importing specific operator modules from @arcgis/core/geometry/operators and using their execute methods on geographic or projected geometries.

Yes, distance, area, and length measurements can be calculated on geographic or projected geometries using the modern geometry operators module, with optional geographic transformations applied where needed.

Migrating from the deprecated geometryEngine API to the geometry operators module involves importing specific operator modules from @arcgis/core/geometry/operators and calling their execute methods instead of the old synchronous functions.

You can create and manipulate Point, Polyline, Polygon, Multipoint, Extent, Circle, and Mesh geometries using the modern geometry operators module for ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript.

Yes, the geometry operators module supports comprehensive spatial operations including intersections, contains, within, convexHull, densify, generalize, and offset transformations for geographic or projected geometries.

Geographic transformations are handled by passing optional transformation parameters to the execute methods of the specific geometry operator modules imported from @arcgis/core/geometry/operators.