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maptool

maptool(1)							   USER COMMANDS							maptool(1)

NAME

       maptool - parse osm textfile and convert to Navit binfile format

SYNOPSIS

       For  OSM XML data: bzcat planet.osm.bz2 | maptool mymap.bin [-h] [-2] [-5 <file>] [-6] [-a <level>] [-c] -[-d <connect string] [-e <phase>]
       [-i <file>] [-k] [-M] [-N] [-o] [-r <file>] [-s <phase>] [-S <size>] [-w] [-W] [-U] [-z <level>] For OSM Protobuf/PBF data: maptool  --pro-
       tobuf  -i  planet.osm.pbf  planet.bin  [-h]  [-2]  [-5 <file>] [-6] [-a <level>] [-c] [-e <phase>] [-i <file>] [-k] [-M] [-N] [-o] [-P] [-r
       <file>] [-s <phase>] [-S <size>] [-w] [-W] [-U] [-z <level>]

DESCRIPTION

       maptool parses osm textfile and converts it to Navit binfile format

OPTIONS

       -h (--help)
	      display a short help message

       -2 (--dowai2poi)
	      convert ways and polygons to POIs when applicable

       -4 (--md5)
	      set file where to write md5 sum

       -6 (--64bit)
	      set zip 64 bit compression

       -a (--attr-debug-level) <level>
	      control which data is included in the debug attribute

       -c (--dump-coordinates)
	      dump coordinates after phase 1

       -d (--db) <connect string>
	      get osm data out of a postgresql database with osm simple scheme and given connect string

       -e (--end) <phase>
	      end at specified phase

       -i (--input-file) <file>
	      specify the input file name (OSM), overrules default stdin

       -k (--keep-tmpfiles)
	      do not delete tmp files after processing. useful to reuse them

       -N (--nodes-only)
	      process only nodes

       -o (--coverage)
	      converts every street to street_converage, resulting in a big fat black line.  You can overlay this map with another vector  map	or
	      image map, and every street you will still see is missing in the -o map

       -P (--protobuf)
	      input file is protobuf

       -r (--rule-file) <file>
	      read mapping rules from specified file

       -s (--start) <phase>
	      start at specified phase

       -S (--slice-size) <phrase>
	      defines the amount of memory to use, in bytes. Default is 1GB

       -w (--dedupe-ways)
	      ensure no duplicate ways or nodes. useful when using several input files

       -W (--ways-only)
	      process only ways

       -U (--unknown-country)
	      add objects with unknown country to index

       -z (--compression-level) <level>
	      set the compression level

BUGS

       Should you find one, please report it :
	http://trac.navit-project.org

AUTHOR

       The navit Team - http://www.navit-project.org

SEE ALSO

       navit(1)

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