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OSMnexus by Laurenz

Laurenz has built a new Rust-based tool called OSMnexus for processing OpenStreetMap data. It takes a PBF file as input, for example a Germany extract, and processes it according to a JSON configuration. In its current form, the Germany dataset can be processed in about 10 minutes.

The configuration reflects the logic of Tilda Geo, especially for cycling infrastructure. This makes interactive workflows possible: the tool could run on a server, a user could define a bounding box in the browser, edit the configuration live, rerun the processing, and receive updated results for that area within a few minutes.

An advantage of the tool is that it supports both OSM feature extraction and graph creation. Because it splits ways at intersections, it can generate graph-ready data for routing or network analysis. The implementation was developed against Tilda’s cycling infrastructure data as a reference and iterate

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{
  "presets": {
    "amenity/bench_with_backrest": {
      "icon": "temaki-bench",
      "geometry": ["point"],
      "tags": { "amenity": "bench", "backrest": "yes" },
      "addTags": { "amenity": "bench", "backrest": "yes" },
      "fields": ["inscription", "material", "seats", "colour"],
      "name": "Bench with Backrest",
      "terms": ["bench", "seat", "backrest"]

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Building type comparison: StreetComplete, OSM Wiki (Wikibase), iD Tagging Schema

Four columns: StreetComplete, OSM Wiki (Wikibase), iD preset, iD building field. Rows include SC building types plus iD presets/field options not in SC.

name: Abandoneddesc: unused building whose original function or purpose is unknowntag: abandoned=yesiconTagdesc: Man-made features that have been abandoned by their owner, but which are still useful for navigation and visible in the landscape. Imm

StreetComplete	OSM Wiki	iD preset	iD building field

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LLM Technology Stack

This document has moved to the fixmyskills repo:

https://github.com/FixMyBerlin/fixmyskills/tree/main/skills/tech-stack

Install as a Cursor skill:

bunx skills add FixMyBerlin/fixmyskills --skill tech-stack -a cursor -y

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osm_id
8772187
25000495
26740055
23116736
23984495
24341604
24031704
23053706
23429724

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Notizen zu "Was ist in den letzten 12 Monaten in OSM passiert in Berlin und in Deutschland" https://www.meetup.com/ok-lab-berlin/events/307692190

• Kapitel Selbst mitmachen
  • OSM Notes
    • Vortrag FOSSGIS 2025 — Mit der Verwaltung OSM aktuell halten => OSM Notes
      • https://pretalx.com/fossgis2025/talk/BSFUYJ/
      • Wiki Seite wo ich gute Beispiele sammele https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Verkehrswende-Meetup/OSM-Notes-Verwaltung
    • Vortrag radinfra.de — Bester, gemeinsamer Datensatz zu Radinfra in DE
• Mapillary

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import { describe, expect, it } from 'bun:test'
import type { Feature, FeatureCollection, Polygon } from 'geojson'
import { geojsonToPoly } from './geojsonToPoly'

describe('geojsonToPoly', () => {
  it('should convert a simple Polygon GeoJSON to a polyline string', () => {
    const geojson: Feature<Polygon, {}> = {
      type: 'Feature',
      properties: {},
      geometry: {

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// Source https://osmus.slack.com/archives/C01G3D28DAB/p1706567778474359?thread_ts=1706534773.353969&cid=C01G3D28DAB

"text-field": [
  "let",
  "thousands",
  ["floor", ["/", ["get", "length_m"], 1000]],
  [
    "let",
    "reminder",
    [

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// 0. Stash everything in git to have a clean slate
// 1. Update `folderPath`
// 2. Run with `node add-use-client-to-all-files.cjs` from the root of your project

const fs = require('fs')
const path = require('path')

const folderPath = './src/app' // Replace with the path to your folder

function updateFilesInFolder(folderPath) {

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{
  "#": "This JSON file is a small template to get you started developing a theme",
  "#": "All lines starting with '#' are comments and can be removed in the theme if you don't need the explanation anymore",
  "#": "Make sure to join our chat channel at https://app.element.io/#/room/#MapComplete:matrix.org for questions, sharing your theme, ...",
  "#": "To actually load your theme: on linux: run a local webserver (e.g. `webfsd`) and go to https://mapcomplete.osm.be/theme?userlayout=http://127.0.0.1:8080/path-to-your-theme.json",
  "#": "If you don't know how to run a webserver: go to https://www.base64encode.org/ , copy paste this entire document in the 'encode' field and encode it;",
  "#": "Then, go to https://mapcomplete.osm.be/theme?userlayout=true#your-base64-encoded-file",

  "id": "crossing",
  "maintainer": "Crossing",