This release is a pre-release and may not be stable for production use.
This is a Python port of the Osmium (http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Osmium) library, which provides a fast and flexible toolkit for working with Open Street Map data.
Currently there is only a small subset of the Osmium toolkit implemented. You can read and write OSM files in different formats and process them through a customized filter. See below for details.
Installation
Prerequisites
Osmium depends on the following C/C++ libraries. Please make sure they are installed.
Osmium library (https://github.com/joto/osmium)
Boost (http://www.boost.org)
Expat (http://expat.sourceforge.net)
Google Protocol buffers (http://code.google.com/p/protobuf/)
xml2 (http://xmlsoft.org/)
zlib (http://www.zlib.net)
If you have a Debian based distribution, you can install the required packages by:
$ sudo apt-get install libosmium-dev libboost-dev libexpat1-dev libprotobuf-dev protobuf-compiler zlib1g-dev libxml2-dev
Building
If all libraries are installed in their default location, you can install directly from PyPI using pip or setuptools by running the respective command:
$ pip install -U osmium
or:
$ easy_install -U osmium
Otherwise you can download osmium and install the library directy from source:
$ python setup.py install
In each case the installer will try to find the needed libraries and abort if something is missing.
Manual configuration
This package comes with a GNU autoconf configure script. You have to call it manually, if some libraries are in non-standard places. You can call it like:
$ sh ./configure --with-osmium=/path/to/osmium/include --with-expat=/path/to/expat
before continuing like above:
$ python setup.py install
The configure script accepts the following parameters
--with-osmium: include directory of Osmium installation
--with-expat: prefix of Expat installation
All other libraries register with pkg-config. Please make sure it is installed. If it is in some non-standard location, you have to set the environment variable PKG_CONFIG:
$ PKG_CONFIG='/my/special/pkg-config' ./configure
Basic Usage
You usually build a filtering chain by opening an osmium.OSMFile and read it through a osmium.handler.* class. To process all contents of a file through the osmium.handler.Debug handler, you can write
import osmium infile = osmium.OSMFile(b'my_city.osm.pbf') handler = osmium.handler.Debug() infile.read(handler)
There are also handlers, which write the processed objects to a file. You can create such a handler via the create_output_file method:
import osmium infile = osmium.OSMFile(b'my_city.xml.gz') outfile = osmium.OSMFile(b'my_city.osm.pbf') handler = outfile.create_output_file() infile.read(handler)
This little program converts the file my_city.xml.gz (expected in XML format) to my_city.osm.pbf (which is written in PBF Format).
You can also write your own handlers. To print out all cities, use:
import osmium
class CityPrinterHandler(osmium.handler.Base):
def node(self, node):
if node.tags.get('place')=='city':
print(node.tags.get('name'))
infile = osmium.OSMFile(b'my_country.osm.pbf')
handler = CityPrinterHandler()
infile.read(handler)
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