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osm-comments-api

v1.12.0

Published

API Server for OSM Comments and Notes

Downloads

29

Readme

CircleCI

osm-comments-api

Expose a RESTful API for OSM Notes and Changeset Comments.

Setup

  • Get some data into your database, see https://github.com/mapbox/osm-comments-parser

  • Run npm install

  • Define an env var called OSM_COMMENTS_POSTGRES_URL eg export OSM_COMMENTS_POSTGRES_URL='postgres://localhost/osm-comments'

  • Run server with node run-server.js

  • Visit for eg. http://localhost:8888/api/v1/notes in your browser to see some JSON

Use as module

  • You can also import and use this in your node project as a module. A simple example:

    var api = require('osm-comments-api'); api.listen(8888);

Test

  • Set an environment variabled called TEST_PG_USER with your postgres username
  • Run npm test