utilities for parsing OpenStreetMap PBF files and extracting geographic data
tested on go version go1.9, recommended go1.10, cross-compilation possibly broken in recent versions of go
go1.17 and above
$ go install github.com/missinglink/pbf@latestbelow go1.17
$ export GO111MODULE=on
$ go get github.com/missinglink/pbfthis repo contains a bunch of experiments including a monkey-patched parsing library, it should be considered as permanently in development.
please feel free to fork and contribute, at some stage it might reach a level of maturity and stability where it could be published as a more general-purpose tool.
$ pbf --help
NAME:
pbf - utilities for parsing OpenStreetMap PBF files and extracting geographic data
USAGE:
pbf [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]
VERSION:
0.0.0
COMMANDS:
stats pbf statistics
json convert to overpass json format, optionally using bitmask to filter elements
json-flat convert to a json format, compulsorily using bitmask to filter elements and leveldb to denormalize where possible
xml convert to osm xml format, optionally using bitmask to filter elements
opl convert to opl, optionally using bitmask to filter elements
nquad convert to nquad, optionally using bitmask to filter elements
cypher convert to cypher format used by the neo4j graph database, optionally using bitmask to filter elements
sqlite3 import elements in to sqlite3 database, optionally using bitmask to filter elements
leveldb import elements in to leveldb database, optionally using bitmask to filter elements
genmask generate a bitmask file by specifying feature tags to match
genmask-boundaries generate a bitmask file containing only elements referenced by a boundary:administrative relation
genmask-super-relations generate a bitmask file containing only relations which have at least one another relation as a member
bitmask-stats output statistics for a bitmask file
store-noderefs store all node refs in leveldb for records matching bitmask
boundaries write geojson osm boundary files using a leveldb database as source
xroads compute street intersections
streets export street segments as merged linestrings, encoded in various formats
noderefs count the number of times a nodeid is referenced in file
index index a pbf file and write index to disk
index-info display a visual representation of the index file
find random access to pbf
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command
GLOBAL OPTIONS:
--help, -h show help
--version, -v print the version$ pbf help stats
NAME:
pbf stats - pbf statistics
USAGE:
pbf stats [command options] [arguments...]
OPTIONS:
--interval value, -i value write stats every i milliseconds (default: 0)$ go test $(go list ./... | grep -v /vendor/)please open a github issue / open a pull request.
if you are planning a non-trivial feature, please open an issue to discuss it first.
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