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osmlint-helper

v0.0.1

Published

This repo works with the osmlint and osmlint-osmium output files, filtering, processing, etc

Readme

osmlint-helper

Help to handle the output osmlint and osmlint-osmium files.

Install

git clone https://github.com/Rub21/osmlint-helper.git
cd osmlint-helper
npm install && npm link

or

npm install osmlint-helper -g

Command line

  • Filter yesterday changes

osmlinth -y unconnectedhighways.tofix.json > unconnectedhighways.json

  • Filter data from mapbox data team

osmlinth -f unconnectedhighways.tofix.json > data-team.json

  • Split json file into small geojson files per user

osmlinth -f unconnectedhighways.tofix.json

Output : Geojson files for each user.

  • Convert osmlint output json file to geojson file

osmlinth -g unconnectedhighways.tofix.json > unconnectedhighways.geojson

  • Merger all chunk ways in a geojson

The osmlint output can be contained to or more ways which are the same way but on different Tiles, merge allow merge these ways in just one.

osmlinth -m unconnectedhighways.tofix.json > osmlinth -m unconnectedhighways.tofix.json2

  • Put each feature in line

osmlinth -l unconnectedhighways.tofix.json --type Point > unconnectedhighways.json or

osmlinth -l unconnectedhighways.tofix.json --type Point,MultiPoint,LineString > unconnectedhighways.json

  • Filter a osmlint output file for geometry

osmlinth -t unconnectedhighways.tofix.json --type Point,MultiPoint > unconnectedhighways.json

  • Filter a osmlint output according the type of highway
'major', 'minor', 'path', 'major-major', 'major-minor', 'major-path', 'minor-major', 'minor-minor', 'minor-path', 'path-major', 'path-minor', 'path-path'

osmlinth -w unconnectedhighways.tofix.json --type major,minor > unconnectedhighways-type.json

  • Filter a osmlint output according the hash which is coming from the to-fix API

osmlinth -c unconnectedhighways.tofix.json --url http://localhost:8000/tasks/crossinghighwaysnpa/items/action/noterror > unconnectedhighways-filter.json

  • Clip
osmlinth -i imputfile.geojson clipfile.geojson > output.geojson