osmtogeojson | convert osm to geojson | Map library
kandi X-RAY | osmtogeojson Summary
kandi X-RAY | osmtogeojson Summary
Converts [OSM] [data] to [GeoJSON] Try the [demo] This code is used in and maintained by the [overpass turbo] project.
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- Convert an object of tags to JSON
- Convert GeoJSON representation to GeoJSON
- Swap the geo response .
- Takes an array of shapes and return a multid .
- take a kind and create a multiline string if any
- Internal recursive comparison function
- Determines if an object is equal to another .
- Create a full node .
- The base implementation of _ . clone .
- Compares two arrays .
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QUESTION
Ok, another (small, I guess) issue with osmtogeojson... So basically I need to download data from openstreetmap through Overpass API, but in geojson format. I'm not very used to HTTPS requests and responses, so I guess I missed something between this and the use of osmtogeojson, as I get this :
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-30 at 14:03I had the same Error with my call using axios when I used the response.data You have to use the xml of the response. Than it worked fine for me.
QUESTION
I am not a native English speaker so please don't mind the mistakes ;)
I want to make a map where you can find farm shops and milk vending machines for people that want to support their local farmers. I found out that these things can be found in the OSM data with the tags shop=farm
and amenity=vending_machine selling:milk
. With that information you can easily crate a query on http://overpass-turbo.eu and export it as a JSON file. I used "osmtogeojson" to convert this Data to GeoJSON and stored a small test sample as "test.geojson" in my main folder. I also
downloaded leaflet.ajax.min.js
and put it in my main folder. Now I want to import this local GeoJSON file into a Leaflet map. So here is my situation:
My head area looks like this: (pretty much everything is a copy from the tutorials on leafletjs.com and Stack Overflow)
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-15 at 17:311) You do not have the expected L is not defined
error because your
QUESTION
In my rails application I have a module that is running the following:
system("osmtogeojson #{input_path} > #{output_path}")
This works on my local machine as I have that specific npm package (osmtogeojson) installed. I have my application deployed on Heroku, and I cannot get Heroku to install NPM or my NPM Packages.
I follow the tutorial here and added a packages.json along with running
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-02 at 22:06This article is a little outdated. You don't need anything like heroku-buildpack-multi
anymore to configure multiple buildpacks. Besides, this project is deprecated. Remove it from your app and just add official buildpacks heroku/nodejs
and heroku/ruby
. It is usually a good idea to add nodejs first. Then try to re-deploy your application.
If it does not work, try to login into your application dyno with heroku run bash
and verify that you actually have package.json. Check if it is not ignored somewhere, like in .gitignore
or .slugignore
.
If it still does not work, it is possible that you added required package as dev dependency. If so, set config variable NPM_CONFIG_PRODUCTION
to false
.
Hope this helps.
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