Peter Johnson

Support new WOF properties

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https://github.com/whosonfirst/whosonfirst-properties/pull/81

multicore http server

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This draft PR is https://github.com/pelias/interpolation/pull/249 plus [a single commit](https://github.com/pelias/interpolation/pull/250/commits/db95a35e9e3edbd82fa3b93c13fef570edd58f1f) to add multi-core support to the http server via the `cluster` module. When using the `node-postal` 'module' adapter it is recommended...

Update abbreviation, abrv, shortcode

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Ticket to check the impact of property changes in WOF outlined in: https://github.com/whosonfirst/whosonfirst-properties/issues/78

Run Libpostal as child process

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This is very much inspired by [the PR to use libpostal over an HTTP API](https://github.com/pelias/interpolation/pull/146) and the great thing is it uses the same `async/await` API. So all methods are...

``` > a.street('beuthstraße') [ 'beuthstrasse', 'beuth strasse' ] ``` ``` sqlite> select * from names where id = 1990635; 3554177|1990635|beuthstraße 3554178|1990635|beuth straße ``` ``` docker-compose run interpolation ./interpolate extract /data/address.db...

adding this ticket to remind us about this change https://github.com/pelias/whosonfirst/pull/273 the same work will need to be done in this repo to accommodate the new tags.

a PR was merged recently which allows the use of an environment variable `PLACEHOLDER_DATA` to override the location of the data directories. this was not documented anywhere, this ticket is...

The following address in Portland `2800 SE 47th Ave` is returning multiple (3x) results for the same street. It's most likely due to how the street is broken up, looking...

example of running stats queries against the data store

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here's an example of running a SQL query to get statistical info from WOF admin records: ```sql #!/bin/bash sqlite3 'data/store.sqlite3'

AUS unit numbers

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As per https://github.com/pelias/api/pull/1216, the order of elements in slash delimited house numbers might be a safer bet than I originally thought. If we're happy with assuming the convention `{unit}/{house number}`...