Updated OsmPlugin (markdown)

ThomasG77 2011-12-20 14:22:21 -08:00
parent 8ad7fb0950
commit c406aca379

@ -12,12 +12,13 @@ You need libxml2 installed on your system for parsing the XML, and libcurl (http
# Parameters
|| *parameter* || *value* || *description* || *default* ||
|| file || string || the OSM file to load || ||
|| url || string || the URL of an OSM data source (see below). || ||
|| bbox || string || the bounding box to load from the URL of an OSM data source (see below). || ||
|| parser || string || the XML parser: currently, this must have a value of "libxml2" as libxml2 is the only parser currently supported || libxml2 ||
|| filter_factor || double || filter to use when querying for raster data || 0.0 ||
| *parameter* | *value* | *description* | *default* |
|-------------|----------|---------------|-----------|
| file | string | the OSM file to load | |
| url | string | the URL of an OSM data source (see below). | |
| bbox | string | the bounding box to load from the URL of an OSM data source (see below). | |
| parser | string | the XML parser: currently, this must have a value of "libxml2" as libxml2 is the only parser currently supported | libxml2 |
| filter_factor | double | filter to use when querying for raster data | 0.0 |
# Usage
@ -129,6 +130,7 @@ w, s, e and n represent the bounding box to zoom to. By default you specify the
easymapnik is the beginnings of a project to develop an application to allow easy rendering of OSM data from file or from an OSM data server, without the need to install a PostGIS database, or, ultimately, to write a Mapnik rules file. At the moment it's very much a demo app, rather than a production-ready app, but nonetheless it demonstrates how you can render OSM data from an OSM data source or server. It's available in the "demo" directory and has a Makefile which has so far only been tested on OS X 10.5 with a version of Mapnik dating from early 2009. The usage is:
```
`easymapnik -s source [-w width] [-h height] -x xmlfile [-i InOSMFile] [-o OutPNGFile] [-t] [-z startzoom] [-Z endzoom] [-b bbox] [-u serverURL] [-m]`
To go through each option one at a time:
@ -146,3 +148,4 @@ To go through each option one at a time:
-u : server URL; only applies with '-s api'.
-m : multirequest mode; if you're requesting a relatively large area from the server, the data will
be fetched in 0.1x0.1 degree tiles.
```