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I'm trying to my geojson feature 'type_id' to add my json data to different layers.

OnEachPlant = (latlngTemp) ->
  switch ''.feature.properties.type_id
    when '2'
      myIcon = L.divIcon(
        className: 'sIcon'
        html: 'S' )
      shrubMarkers.addLayer L.marker(latlngTemp, {icon: myIcon})
    when '3'
      myIcon = L.divIcon(
        className: 'tIcon'
        html: 'T' )
      treeMarkers.addLayer L.marker(latlngTemp, {icon: myIcon})

$.ajax dataType: 'text' url: 'map.json' success: (data) -> L.geoJSON(JSON.parse(data), pointToLayer: (feature, latlng) -> OnEachPlant(latlng))

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If I'm understanding correctly, you are running OnEachPlant() as the pointToLayer() method.

Let me quote from the Leaflet docs:

pointToLayer: A Function defining how GeoJSON points spawn Leaflet layers. It is internally called when data is added, passing the GeoJSON point feature and its LatLng. The default is to spawn a default Marker:

function(geoJsonPoint, latlng) {
    return L.marker(latlng);
}

So, if you define a pointToLayer function, such a function must receive two arguments, and must return an instance of L.Layer (a L.Marker, a L.Circle, or whatever). Furthermore, this is explained in the Leaflet GeoJSON tutorial.

I guess what you want to do is along the lines of:

function plantToMarker(feat, latlng) {
  var icon:
  switch (feat.properties.type_id) {
    case 2:
    case '2':
      icon = L.divIcon({html: 'S'});
      break;
    case 3:
    case '3':
      icon = L.divIcon({html: 'T'});
      break;
    // rest of case statements for the switch go here
  }
  return L.marker(latlng, icon);
}

$.ajax({
  url: whatever,
  success: (data)-> {
    L.geoJSON(data, {
      pointToLayer: plantToMarker
    })
  }
})

Note the use or return L.marker() in the function, and how the function definition is passed directly as an option for the L.GeoJSON factory.

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