zsolt-beringer / osm.pbf2obf

Creates a obf file to OsmAnd from a osm.pbf file using OSMAndCreator tool

OSM PBF to OBF

Description

osm.pbf2obf.sh is a script that creates a obf file to OsmAnd from a osm.pbf file using OSMAndCreator tool

Requirements

• Any OS GNU/Linux (tested in Slackware Linux 14.0)
• Memory RAM +2GB
• OsmAndMapCreator tool
• OpenJDK +7
• Wget

Install

1. Clone this repository and enter to the directory

   $ git clone https://github.com/51114u9/osm.pbf2obf.git

   $ cd osm.pbf2obf

2. Download OsmAndMapCreator tool from OsmAnd.net

   $ wget -c http://download.osmand.net/releases/OsmAndMapCreator-1.1.3.zip

3. Unzip OsmAndMapCreator-1.1.3.zip file

   $ unzip -d OsmAndMapCreator OsmAndMapCreator-1.1.3.zip

4. Replace batch.xml file into OsmAndMapCreator directory

   $ cp batch.xml OsmAndMapCreator

Setup

Edit lines of OsmAndMapCreator/batch.xml file and set full directory path to github project directory, e.g.

directory_for_osm_files="/home/<user_name>/projects/github/osm.pbf2obf/osm_files"
directory_for_index_files="/home/<user_name>/projects/github/osm.pbf2obf/index_files"
directory_for_generation="/home/<user_name>/projects/github/osm.pbf2obf/gen_files"

Edit lines of osm.pbf2obf.sh file

HOMEDIR="/home/<user_name>/projects/github/osm.pbf2obf"
OSMANDFILE="Bolivia_southamerica.osm.pbf"
SRCURL="http://download.geofabrik.de/south-america/bolivia-latest.osm.pbf"
JAVA_MMIN="256m"
JAVA_MMAX="2560m"

where:

• HOMEDIR - is the full directory path to the project cloned
• OSMANDFILE - filename inside the osmand directory on the mobile device, e.g. Japan_asia.obf, Spain_europe.obf, Bolivia_southamerica.obf
• SRCURL - url of the ".pbf" file. Get from download.geofabrik.de, download.openstreetmap.fr or mapzen.com/metro-extracts
• JAVA_MMIN - initial size of memory to java app, e.g. 250m, 0.5g, 1g
• JAVA_MMAX - maximum size of memory to java app, e.g. 2550m, 4096m, 2g, 4g

If you have Ubuntu based distro, replace the first line with

#!/bin/bash

Execute

1. Run script

   $ sh osm.pbf2obf.sh // POSIX distro

   $ bash osm.pbf2obf.sh // Ubuntu based distro

2. Go and pour yourself a cup of coffee (not instant) because it will take a few minutes ;-)

3. Once generated your obf file, you can copy it into the osmand directory on your mobile device

Schedule

If you want to create a new file every night, you could add a crontab line like

0 4 * * * /home/<user_name>/projects/github/osm.pbf2obf/osm.pbf2obf.sh > /dev/null 2>&1

Enjoy!

B^)

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License: BSD