"openstreetmap": {
"adminLookup": true,
"leveldbpath": "/tmp",
"datapath": "/opt/pelias/data/osm",
"import": [{
"type": { "node": "osmnode", "way": "osmway" },
"filename": "@OSM_FILE@"
}]
}
Is "label" the same as "text" in the current version of pelias?
we have a new demo at http://pelias.github.io/leaflet-geocoder/ that uses the new API
you can thank @louh for that
locally.
clustered ES setup? Or can you get away with a modest beefy node?
but we run it on our local machines for development purposes with just a little bit of data imported, so it works fine on any machine really. even my home laptop which only has 4GB of ram works fine
heya @/all, we're going to move to using pelias/pelias(https://gitter.im/pelias/pelias) as the primary Pelias gitter chat room. This mirrors the idea that github.com/pelias/pelias is the primary "meta-repo" for all of pelias. so, head on over there if you'd like.
it's totally cool if API-specific chats happen in here though
hey @ambodi, have you had a chance to read through this http://pelias.io/milestones/libpostal_integration/proposal.html
it’s a good starting point
happy to answer more specific questions if that doesn’t cover something well enough
if so send us some example queries and we'll take a look
i assume you’re referring to this merge? https://github.com/pelias/api/pull/706/commits/c14a1311f7463682c66cd75426142d838c5d98ca
@trescube Yes, I misspelled it in the message, but in pelias.json it's OK. On the languages issue, I understand that libpostal treats addresses differently depending on whether it is an English or an Spanish one, as it has different files in the resources/dictionaries folder for each language.
The question is if I can indicate the language in order that libpostal knows the language to be treated.
The question is if I can indicate the language in order that libpostal knows the language to be treated.
oh, i see, you’d to specify the language that libpostal uses to parse addresses in. using the command line executable, i see that you can specify the country using
.country [code]. i poked around in the nodepostal code and it appears that language and country can be passed to the parser but we don’t currently support that. i can bring it up in our daily meeting (which is going on right now).
Hi, I was using a old "search Geohash" that is not working ... There are a online-working Pelias API? without "The search service is having problems" message,
something to use as L.control.geocoder('search-6gycfqf0',{"url":"https://pelias.io/api"}).addTo(map);
the full javascript is at
http://www.openstreetmap.com.br/CLP/site2/#6gycfqf0
something to use as L.control.geocoder('search-6gycfqf0',{"url":"https://pelias.io/api"}).addTo(map);
the full javascript is at
http://www.openstreetmap.com.br/CLP/site2/#6gycfqf0
hey @ppKrauss. most conversation happens over in https://gitter.im/pelias/pelias these days. can you tell me where you saw this channel referenced? if there's a link to here i'd like to update it
Hi, I'm new to Pelias and install from scratch. The problem I am having is that importing data from CSV and polyline does not recognize administrative divisions. In my file pelias.json there is the option "adminLookup": true but even so when importing the CSV for example I choose [wof-admin-lookup] no country.
Especially interested in health-checks for the API endpoint (Kubernetes Probes)
I just test reverse with link https://pelias.github.io/compare/#/v1/reverse?point.lat=10.84856934922595&point.lon=106.79846048355103, response this point is in county: Quan 8, i return check this point is location in other county, particular is county: Quan 9; I hope you will help me find solution with expect response