bionic (1) pyosmium-get-changes.1.gz

Provided by: pyosmium_2.13.0-1_all bug

NAME
       pyosmium-get-changes - Download OSM change files


USAGE
       Fetch diffs from an OSM planet server.

       The starting point of the diff must be given either as a sequence ID or a date or can be computed from an
       OSM file. If no output file is given, the program will just print the initial sequence ID  it  would  use
       (or save it in a file, if requested) and exit. This can be used to bootstrap the update process.

       The  program  tries  to  download until the latest change on the server is found or the maximum requested
       diff size is reached. Note that diffs are kept in memory during download.

       On success, the program will print a single number to stdout,  the  sequence  number  where  to  continue
       updates in the next run. This output can also be written to (and later read from) a file.

       usage: pyosmium-get-changes [options]

       -h, --help
              show this help message and exit

       -v     Increase verbosity

       -o <outfile>, --outfile <outfile>
              Name  of  diff  output  file. If omitted, only the sequence ID will be printed where updates would
              start.

       --server <server_url>
              Base URL of the replication server

       -s <outsize>, --size <outsize>
              Maximum data to load in MB (default: 100MB).

       -I <id>, --start-id <id>
              Sequence ID to start with

       -D <date>, --start-date <date>
              Date when to start updates

       -O <osmfile>, --start-osm-data <osmfile>
              start at the date of the newest OSM object in the file

       -f <seq_file>, --sequence-file <seq_file>
              Sequence file. If the file exists, then updates will start after the id given in the file. At  the
              end of the process, the last sequence ID contained in the diff is written.

       --ignore-osmosis-headers
              When  determining  the  start  from  an  OSM file, ignore potential replication information in the
              header and search for the newest OSM object.

       -d, --no-deduplicate
              Do not deduplicate and sort diffs.


AUTHOR
       Sarah Hoffmann


       2015-2017, Sarah Hoffmann