Turf is a monorepo where each submodule lives in the packages/ directory (e.g., packages/turf-area). A typical package contains:

• index.ts: The core file containing TypeScript types, implementation, JSDoc documentation, and the single exported function.
• bench.ts: Performance benchmark tests using Benchmark.
• test.ts: Unit tests using tape.
• package.json: Node metadata. Dependencies for the package go in dependencies, while test/bench dependencies go in devDependencies.
• README.md: Automatically generated. Do not edit this file manually.
• LICENSE: Do not edit.
• test/: Directory for GeoJSON data files. Input data is in ./test/in and expected output is in ./test/out.

To release Turf, you must work from a clean, local clone of the official Turf repository (not a fork). Ensure you have Turf repository write permissions and Turf npm organization publish permissions.

Option 1: Fresh Clone (Recommended)

git clone git@github.com:Turfjs/turf.git turf-release
cd turf-release
pnpm install
pnpm test

Option 2: Cleaning an existing copy

If using an existing copy, verify the remote origin and reset it to match the official repository:

git remote -v
# Verify origin is https://github.com/Turfjs/turf.git

git checkout master
git reset --hard
git fetch origin
git rev-list master...origin/master
# Output should be empty if in sync

pnpm install
pnpm test

You can install this module individually if you only need this specific functionality, or install the full @turf/turf package to access all Turf modules as functions.

$ npm install @turf/point-to-line-distance

You can install the @turf/geojson-rbush module individually, or install the full @turf/turf package which includes all Turf modules.

$ npm install @turf/geojson-rbush

You can install the @turf/point-grid module individually, or install the full @turf/turf package which includes all Turf modules as functions.

$ npm install @turf/point-grid

Or install the all-encompassing @turf/turf module:

$ npm install @turf/turf

You can install the Voronoi module individually or install the full @turf/turf package to access all Turf modules as functions.

$ npm install @turf/voronoi

Or

$ npm install @turf/turf

You can install this module individually or install the full @turf/turf package which includes all Turf modules as functions.

$ npm install @turf/clusters-kmeans

You can install this specific module individually using npm.

$ npm install @turf/boolean-crosses

You can install the @turf/combine module individually via npm.

$ npm install @turf/combine