How to use the koop/lib.GeoJSON function in koop
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koopjs / koop-provider-agol / workers / request-worker.js View on Github 
featureService.pageQueue.push(job.data.pages, function (error, json) {
if (error || !json) {
featureService.pageQueue.kill()
throw error
}
// transform the data into geojson
koop.GeoJSON.fromEsri(job.data.fields || [], json, function (err, geojson) {
if (err) return callback(err)
koop.Cache.insertPartial('agol', job.data.itemId, geojson, job.data.layerId, function (err) {
if (err) {
featureService.pageQueue.kill()
koop.log.error('err')
var error = new Error('Error inserting rows into the db')
error.type = 'db'
throw error
}
completed++
koop.log.info(completed + ' pages of ' + len + ' completed. ' + job.id + ': ' + job.data.itemId + '_' + job.data.layerId)
job.progress(completed, len)
if (completed === len) {
var key = ['agol', job.data.itemId, job.data.layerId].join(':')
koop.Cache.getInfo(key, function (err, info) {koop
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