Fast imports from OSM XML into a fresh osm-p2p-db
This is useful if you have a very large OSM dataset that would otherwise be too
slow to insert directly into osm-p2p-db
.
smaller.xml
: 1.4mb
- osm-p2p-server: 10.5s
- osm-p2p-db-importer: 7.3s
6.xml
: 18mb
- osm-p2p-server: 720+ seconds (stopped recording)
- osm-p2p-db-importer: 73.3s
A fresh import is a special case that lets us make a key assumption:
- No historic data (no data in the import is an earlier revision of other data)
There is a lot of cost in ensuring consistency across the layers of
osm-p2p-*
, which can be potentially skipped if we know we don't need to worry
about inconsistent data coming in.
This module skips multiple layers, accepting OSM XML data and generating LevelDB
batch operations directly, without the osm-p2p-db
, hyperkv
, and hyperlog
layers of processing in between. This isn't very stable in the long-term (since
the things under the blankets of these modules may change), but for now it makes
for some very quick data insertions into a fresh DB.
var importer = require('osm-p2p-db-importer')
var fs = require('fs')
var xml = fs.createReadStream('./hawaii.xml')
var dbPath = '/tmp/osm-p2p-ex'
importer(dbPath, xml, function (err) {
console.log(err ? err : 'import done!')
// OPTIONAL: wait for indexes to be generated
var osmdb = require('osm-p2p')
var osm = osmdb(dbPath)
osm.ready(function () {
console.log('indexes generated')
})
})
outputs
done!
var importer = require('osm-p2p-db-importer')
-
osmDir
: path to a directory where theosm-p2p-db
will be located. -
xmlStream
: a readable stream of OSM XML data. -
opts
: options object. Currently acceptsslow: true|false
. -
done
: a callback function, receiving an errorerr
ornull
.
Like the above, except operating on a user-specified LevelUP instance, db
.
This is useful if you aren't using a filesystem-backed LevelDOWN as your
back-end.
USAGE: osm-p2p-db-importer [--slow] DBDIR [XMLFILE]
Import OSM XML into an osm-p2p-db located at DBDIR. XMLFILE is a file
containing OSM XML. If not specified, OSM XML is read from standard input.
--slow, -s: skip fragile optimizations; import using the normal osm-p2p-db
process.
Anything that would be an acceptable upload to OSM v0.6's POST /api/0.6/changeset/:id/upload
should work here.
Note that this module doesn't create a changeset for you. You will need to create one first, an ensure your XML has that changeset set.
With npm installed, run
$ npm install osm-p2p-db-importer
$ npm install --global osm-p2p-db-importer
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