Releases: osmcode/pyosmium
Version 4.0.2
Version 4.0.1
Fixed
- correctly package py.typed file
- typing: correctly report inheritance of SimpleWriter and NodeLocationsForWays
Version 4.0.0
This release introduces iterative processing of OSM files. It also adds filtering of irrelevant data to speed up processing, so that pyosmium may now be used even with planet-sized files. Have a look at the completely overhauled user manual to learn about the new features.
Added
- support for Python 3.13
- iterative processing of OSM files (see FileProcessor)
- new
flush()
callback for handlers - FileBuffer for reading from a Python buffer instead of a file
- bit operators for entity bit enum
- filter mode for handlers (return False to stop processing)
- various C++-implementations of filters (for tags, keys, ids, etc.)
- convenience functions to determine object types
- binary wheels for MAcOS and Intel ARM architecture
- haversine functions for two point
- direct access to lat/lon for nodes
- expose osmium's IdSet
- new IdTracker for efficient tracking of dependent objects
- new writers for adding forward and backward references to output
- new parameter for server file type for pyosmium_get_updates
- new filter to add
__geo_interface__
attribute
Fixed
- consistently use namespaces everywhere
- deprecation warnings around utc_now (thanks @mtmail)
Changed
- SimpleHandler is now a Python class
- make NodeLocationForWays a generic BaseHandler
apply()
and MergeInputReader can take an arbitrary number of handlers- accept Python class as handler, no inheritance from SimpleHandler necessary
- new minimum requirements: pybind 2.7, Python 3.7, C++17 compatible compiler, cmake 3.8
- AreaManager is now part of the Python interface
- consistently allow str, Path, File and FileBuffer, where OSM files are expected
- objects stay alive through handler chain allowing to carry over extra attributes
- switch SimpleWriter to use keyword arguments
- make Reader and SimpleWriter context managers
- new overwrite parameter for writers
- remove GIL release, only slows down processing
- move documentation of C++ interface into pyi files
- complete rewrite of documentation using mkdocs
- update pybind to 2.13.6
- use maximum parallelization when building (thanks @Mathiasdm)
- move build configuration to pyproject.toml as far as possible
Version 3.7.0
Added
- transparently retry download on transient HTTP errors
Fixed
- catch non-200 status for HTTP responses
Changed
- switch unit tests for replication to use pytest-httpserver
- update to pybind 2.11.1
- update to libosmium 2.20.0
This is the last version to support overwriting ReplicationServer.open_url()
. Use new ReplicationServer.set_request_parameter() function instead.
Version 3.6.0
This release brings a major rewrite of the libosmium wrapper code. Access to libosmium objects and functions now goes through thin proxy objects which make sure that the underlying data buffers are still accessible. This replaces the check for reference counters which has caused a lot of cryptic errors. Users are still not allowed to keep references to data received in the handler callbacks. However, this will only be checked when data is accessed. Just keeping a reference around will not raise exceptions anymore. str()
and repr()
are guaranteed to never throw, even when the reference is invalid. That should make it easier to debug your code. These changes are all internal. The user-facing library interface and behaviour hasn't changed. Your code should just work with this new version.
Added
- new example for creating geojson from a OSM file
Changed
- complete internal rewrite of the bindings for OSM data types
- invalid buffers are now checked on access time, no more reference count checks on leaving the handler callback
- update to pybind 2.10.3
- update to libosmium 2.19.0
- change minimum required version of Cmake to 3.0
Version 3.5.0
Added
- type annotations for the public interface
- new
ReplicationServer.set_request_parameter()
function to specify additional parameters to give torequests.get()
Fixed
- writer now rolls back data buffer after exceptions (fixes #212)
- off-by-one error in computation of change ID from a start date
- socket timeout in pyosmium-get-changes/pyosmium-up-to-date was ignored falling back to waiting forever on requests
Changed
- use format strings instead of
format()
where possible - pyosmium-get-changes now prints an error message when there is a HTTP error
during download - overwriting
ReplicationServer.open_url()
is no longer recommended, use newReplicationServer.set_request_parameter()
function instead - cookies for pyosmium-get-changes/pyosmium-up-to-date are now set via request parameters, removing the last use-case where urllib was used
- update bundled pybind11 to 2.10.1
Version 3.4.1
Fixed
- allow building docs from built sources in PYTHONPATH again
Version 3.4.0
Fixed
- finding the build directory when newer versions of setuptools are used
Changed
- improve error message when writing to a writer that is already closed
- update to pybind 2.10.0
- drop support for Python 3.5
Version 3.3.0
With this release the recommended way of using ReplicationServer
changes: use it now as a context manager with the with
statement:
with rserv.ReplicationServer('https://planet.osm.org/replication/hour/', 'osc.gz') as svr:
print(svr.get_state_info())
The old way of simply calling the constructor still works but it won't make use of requests.Sessions. Downloads will be a bit slower.
This is the last version to support Python 3.5.
Added
add_box()
for osmium.osm.Header for setting the bbox in a OSM file- SimpleWriter now can receive a customized header in its constructor
- SimpleWriter now accepts a list of RelationMember in then member parameter
ofadd_relation()
- more tests for replication server and osm base types
Fixed
- AttributeError when using pyosmium-get-changes with cookies (thanks @wiktorn)
- avoid memory leak in
apply_buffer()
functions in
SimpleHandler and MergeInputReader - maek sure close() is called for requests.Session and requests.Response
- documentation for
open_url()
now reflects its new behaviour - build issue with raw ssize_t on Windows since Python 3.10
Changed
- ReplicationServer is now a context manager
- allow any string-like object for
apply_file()
- switch tests from nose to pytest
- use Python libraries instead of wget for downloading contrib packages
- update to libosmium 2.18.0 (requires now C++14)
- update to pybind11 2.9.1
Release 3.2.0
Please note that this release adds a dependency to the requests library.
Fixed
- merge change files correctly so that latest applied object comes first
Changed
- switch to requests library for downloading files (thanks @jocelynj)
- update to libosmium 2.17.0
- update to pybind11 2.7.1