python-osw-validation 0.3.5

Python library for OSW validation

TDEI python lib OSW validation package

This package validates OSW GeoJSON datasets packaged as a ZIP file.

System requirements

Software	Version
Python	>= 3.10

What this package does?

• Extracts the provided ZIP file
• Finds supported OSW dataset files inside the extracted directory
• Validates each file (edges, lines, nodes, points, polygons, and zones) against the matching schema
• Runs cross-file integrity checks such as duplicate _id detection and edge or zone references back to nodes
• Returns a ValidationResult object with is_valid, errors, and issues

Any subset of the six supported dataset files may be present. By default, no individual dataset file is required.

Starting a new project with template

• Add python-osw-validation package as dependency in your requirements.txt
• or pip install python-osw-validation
• Start using the packages in your code.

Initialize and Configuration

from python_osw_validation import OSWValidation

validator = OSWValidation(zipfile_path='<Zip file path>')
result = validator.validate()
print(result.is_valid)
print(result.errors)  # returns up to the first 20 high-level errors by default
print(result.issues)  # per-file or per-feature issues

result = validator.validate(max_errors=10)
print(result.is_valid)
print(result.errors)  # returns up to the first 10 high-level errors

You can also override schemas:

from python_osw_validation import OSWValidation

validator = OSWValidation(
    zipfile_path='<Zip file path>',
    schema_paths={
        'nodes': 'path/to/opensidewalks.nodes.schema-0.3.json',
        'edges': 'path/to/opensidewalks.edges.schema-0.3.json',
    },
)

Supported filenames

The validator accepts dataset files whose names end with one of these exact suffixes:

• .edges.geojson
• .lines.geojson
• .nodes.geojson
• .points.geojson
• .polygons.geojson
• .zones.geojson

It also accepts the legacy form:

• .edges.OSW.geojson
• .lines.OSW.geojson
• .nodes.OSW.geojson
• .points.OSW.geojson
• .polygons.OSW.geojson
• .zones.OSW.geojson

Examples:

• gs_metaline_falls_uga.nodes.geojson is valid
• gs_yarrow_point.edges.geojson is valid
• roadEdges.geojson is invalid

If a dataset uses canonical OSW 0.3 names that start with opensidewalks., then only these exact names are allowed:

• opensidewalks.edges.geojson
• opensidewalks.lines.geojson
• opensidewalks.nodes.geojson
• opensidewalks.points.geojson
• opensidewalks.polygons.geojson
• opensidewalks.zones.geojson

Testing

All unit tests are under tests/unit_tests.

• To execute the tests:

  pip install -r requirements.txt

  python -m unittest discover -v tests/unit_tests

• To execute code coverage:

  coverage run --source=src/python_osw_validation -m unittest discover -v tests/unit_tests

  coverage html

  coverage report

After running coverage, open htmlcov/index.html to inspect the report in a browser.

Use locally

To use the library locally, use the example.py code

Deployment

• The library can be pushed to TestPyPI or PyPI

Deploy to TestPyPI

• On every push to dev branch, a workflow is triggered which publishes the updated version to TestPyPI

Deploy to PyPI

• This happens whenever a tag or release is created with *.*.* notation, for example 0.0.8
• To change the version, update version.py
• To release a new version:
  • Go to the GitHub repository
  • Under releases, click on Draft a new release
  • Under choose a new tag, add a new tag v*.*.*, then generate release notes
  • Choose main branch for release
  • Publish the release.
• This release triggers a workflow to generate the new package version.
• The new package will be available at https://pypi.org/project/python-osw-validation/