A tool to parse broken/disconnected relations from openstreetmap, reconnect them with some tolerance, sort the internal points, and output them as GeoJSON linestrings.

It can understand and reconstruct

• relations that represent public transport v2
• ways and relations that represent areas

Blazing fast by design: every step in the process pipeline is fully parallelized for maximum speed using all available cpus by default.

1. Reads data from a .pbf file, extracting ways and relations filtered by attributes specified via the --filter argument.
2. Processes each relation as follows:
   1. Sorts all the ways within the relation based on proximity.
   2. Joins ways that share identical lat/lng coordinates at their first or last nodes, combining them into a single LineString.
   3. If multiple LineStrings remain after this step:
      • It checks for gaps.
      • If the gaps are smaller than the specified gap threshold (in meters, default: 150), they are joined into one LineString.
3. Outputs a JSON array, with one GeoJSON feature per way or relation found, including:
   • For areas: a single LineString or MultiLineString feature.
   • For public transport: a LineString representing the full path and an array of points representing the stops.

See the blogpost for a very detailed description

Status codecov

git clone git@github.com:cualbondi/osmptparser.git
wget http://download.geofabrik.de/south-america/ecuador-latest.osm.pbf
cargo run --example main ecuador-latest.osm.pbf

Time it

cargo build --release --example main && /usr/bin/time -v target/release/examples/main ecuador-latest.osm.pbf

cargo run --release ./ecuador-latest.osm.pbf --filter "boundary=national_park"

you should get a json list with one geojson per area that matches with the filter

cargo run --release ./ecuador-latest.osm.pbf --filter-ptv2

you should get a json list with one geojson per ptv2 containing a linestring and each stop

cargo fmt -- --check && cargo clippy -- -D warnings -A clippy::ptr-arg && cargo test

wget http://download.geofabrik.de/south-america/ecuador-latest.osm.pbf
osmconvert ecuador-latest.osm.pbf -o=ecuador.o5m
osmfilter ecuador.o5m --keep= --keep-relations="@id=85965 =2030162" > test.o5m
osmconvert test.o5m -o=test.pbf