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A Julia package for downloading and analysing geospatial data from OpenStreetMap APIs.

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From https://github.com/DeloitteOptimalReality/LightOSM.jl/blob/master/benchmark/benchmarks.jl ```julia point = GeoLocation(-37.8142176, 144.9631608) # Melbourne, Australia radius = 5 # km data_file = joinpath(@__DIR__, "benchmark_map.osm") g_losm = LightOSM.graph_from_download(:point, point=point, radius=radius, weight_type=:distance, download_format=:osm, save_to_file_location=data_file) # g_losm =...

I've noticed that for some geographical regions there exists building data without `relation` data in the downloaded *.osm file. For reference see https://www.openstreetmap.org/search?query=greenville%20ohio#map=18/40.10042/-84.62916 ```julia using LightOSM download_osm_buildings(:place_name; place_name = "greenville,...

Hi, this package looks great. But much more than what I need. It would be nice have a package that just wraps overpass queries so we can do them from...

Hello. I was wondering if I can load OSM data from a file--instead of downloading from the internet? I downloaded a big OSM file and I wanted to see if...

So I get that a way represents a set of edges between nodes in an OSM graph. I was wondering, is there a method to query all of the points...

This is an issue in setup of LightOSM.jl by following the [tutorial](https://deloittedigitalapac.github.io/LightOSM.jl/notebooks/tutorial/) jupyter notebook. Steps I followed: 1. Created a python virtual environment in my project directory. 2. Pip installed...

I've downloaded a graph close to Vienna (AT) using: ` LightOSM.download_osm_network(:bbox; network_type=:drive, save_to_file_location="./graph_drive", download_format=:osm, minlat=48.15, maxlat=48.40, minlon=16.20, maxlon=16.58) ` Loading this graph using `LightOSM.graph_from_file("graph_drive.osm"; graph_type=:simple_weighted, precompute_dijkstra_states=false)` takes a really long...

I'm currently building a plotting package for LightOSM maps and in this process it has occurred to me that it would be handy to have one (possibly two) additional fields...

Say I want to look at a specific `w::Way{Int64}`. I can access `w.nodes` and get a vector of nodes that the way is made up of. I wonder if there...

Introduce a stable API to build a graph from nodes, ways and restrictions. This is useful for unit tests amongst other features