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ambitiousslab
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ambitiousslab@feddit.ukJoined: 2026-01-11 |
I like searching for POIs via a query language on Overpass. My queries tend to be quite simple - "get all amenities of x type, in y area that have z tag". The rendered map showing matching POIs is a nice-to-have, but not completely necessary. What is the best way to do this offline, on Linux? (ideally using software already packaged for Debian, but that's not vital). I'm imagining a REPL that I can pass a downloaded map to, and then can query and see the results (in an ideal world, rendering them too). It seems database schemas are close to what I want, but they seem to be designed more for people doing large scale complex queries and building bespoke databases just with the information they want. Are these tools a good fit for my use case, or is there is a better/simpler way? |
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