osmcoverer takes OpenStreetMap GeoJSON as input and outputs the same GeoJSON augmented with S2 cell approximation of the Features using RegionCoverer.
See releases for pre-built binaries.
To build it yourself, get go, then:
go get github.com/mzhub/osmcoverer
This will place the osmcoverer binary in your workspace's bin directory.
osmcoverer [options] <input file>
For all available options:
osmcoverer -h
Example:
osmcoverer -separate -pretty=false -maxcellfeatures=1000 -outdir=output input.geojson
You can also include a CSV file of markers to check for overlap within the OSM Features:
osmcoverer -separate -markers=markers.csv input.geojson
This will include markers in the output GeoJSON along with information of which Features they overlap. A markers_within_features.csv file will also be generated for the results.
Input GeoJSON may even be omitted. For example visualize markers and a grid of level 10 S2 Cells:
osmcoverer -markers=markers.csv -grid=10
The output GeoJSON can be visualized by pasting into geojson.io.
Be careful with large datasets and don't set minlevel or grid level too low.