GPX | primitive GPX

i want to export (download) a gpx file from https://routing.openstreetmap.de when u request directions the url is like this: https://routing.openstreetmap.de/?z=17&center=51.515199%2C-0.092772&loc=51.514739%2C-0.089800&loc=51.516214%2C-0.096656&hl=en&alt=0&srv=1

using python i want to export the gpx file after inserting a new loc=lat-lon&loc=lat-lon to the url. after inspecting the site this the span class to download.

please guys. at least a hint

EDITED this part is added after answer

here is the gpx file for https://routing.openstreetmap.de/?z=15&center=36.614839%2C3.014159&loc=36.600473%2C2.994676&loc=36.623863%2C3.002186&hl=en&alt=0&srv=2

and with the json request i get only two points with this code:

I'm developing an iOS routing app based on MapKit where I've implemented support for files written in the GPX open standard (essentially XML) to codify all user's info about routing, which can be either exported or imported for backup purposes.

When the user is importing back the GPX file in the app, I've made so that he can do it through the Files app by sharing the file to the app. When doing so, AppDelegate or SceneDelegate intercepts the file URL depending on the current iOS version:

In AppDelegate (<= 12.4):

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I'm calling a method called setCamera in componentDidUpdate. But it only works on the initial load. If I reload the page, I've got an error from Gatsby. If I close the error it will work again. Up until the next reload.

The error is that this.mapRef.current is null. I tried to put a conditional to verify that the value isn't null before trying to access it, however this cause the animation to just never work. No matter how many times I reload, it will never be performed. Whereas without the conditional it could at least work half the time before crashing. So this already is a mystery in itself and if someone has an idea for why such behavior can happen, I'm all ears.

Still, I wasn't discouraged and tried to put the call to setCamera in a setTimeout and yes, it works! Even putting a very low timeout like 1 makes the code work 95% of the time. But I'm unsatisfied with it, because I understand that putting that kind of timers isn't what I'm supposed to do and to make things worse, it doesn't fix the issue consistently.

My understanding of the problem is that MapRef is still not set in componentDidUpdate for some reason. It's being set sometimes later. I don't know if React supports threading or if some kind of async witchcraft is deceiving me behind the scenes, but what I'm wondering is when am I guaranteed for my ref to be properly set? Where or how should I write this code?

Thank you in advance to anyone who can help me on that. 🙂

Here's my sample code:

I'm trying to build a website with Gatsby using with a Contentful CMS source. So far, I've built pages, used images and everything has been quite clear. But now, I'm trying to use an asset linked into one of my content types but I can't find an URL to download it or another way to use it. The asset I'm talking about is a GPX files, not an image. While Gatsby documentation about images is exhaustive, there's little said about other type of files.

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The url field selected in the screenshot returns a broken url (not-https).

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I have permission of owner (Jim Denova jim@anoved.net) to use original code, as it's released under opensource license.

In index.html page code is following:

I created a typescript react component FormInput for my form. This component uses the MUI framework and react-hook-form. The problem is that I can't set the correct type in my component for param "control". I temporarily consolidated it with the use of type any.

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In documentation react-hook-form is that param control?: Control | undefined

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Here is my code below: