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Sometimes, all I need to do is make an atlas file with an OSM PBF file. Right now, I write some Java code like so:
final File pbfFile = new File(pbf); final OsmPbfLoader loader = new OsmPbfLoader(pbfFile, MultiPolygon.MAXIMUM, AtlasLoadingOption.withNoFilter()); final Atlas atlas = loader.read(); final File atlasFile = new File("output.atlas"); atlas.save(atlasFile);
Instead, it would be nice to just do this from the command line and not have to write any code...
This might be already there. If so, I'm happy to add instructions to the readme.
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@hallahan Would a pre-baked script do the trick?
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Basically, a simple CLI where you can give it an input PBF and a boundary file, and out comes atlas shards.
Merge pull request osmlab#88 from maps-osm/dev-merge
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Closing this as it is addressed by command pbf2atlas added in #223
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Sometimes, all I need to do is make an atlas file with an OSM PBF file. Right now, I write some Java code like so:
Instead, it would be nice to just do this from the command line and not have to write any code...
This might be already there. If so, I'm happy to add instructions to the readme.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: