map_geocode_nominatim (3)
NAME
map::geocode::nominatim - Resolving geographical names with a Nominatim serviceSYNOPSIS
package require Tcl 8.5package require http
package require json
package require uri
package require snit
package require map::geocode::nominatim ?0.1?
::map::geocode::nominatim requestor ?-baseurl url? ?-callback callback? ?-error error callback?
$cmdprefix result
$cmdprefix errorstring
requestor search query
DESCRIPTION
This package provides a class for accessing geocoding services which implement the Nominatim interface (see References)API
- ::map::geocode::nominatim requestor ?-baseurl url? ?-callback callback? ?-error error callback?
-
Creates a geocoding request object requestor, which will send its requests to
the Nominatim server.
The result of the command is name.
OPTIONS
- -baseurl url
- The base URL of the Nominatim service. Default value is OpenStreetMap's service at nominatim.openstreetmap.org/search A possible free alternative is at open.mapquestapi.com//nominatim/v1/search
- -callback cmdprefix
-
A command prefix to be invoked when search result become available.
The default setting, active when nothing was specified on object creation, is to print
the result (see below) to stdout. The result of the command prefix is
ignored. Errors thrown by the command prefix are caught and cause the invokation of
the error callback (see option -error below), with the error message as argument.
The signature of the command prefix is:
-
- $cmdprefix result
-
The result is a list of dictionaries, containing one item per hit.
Each dictionary will have the following entries:
-
- place_id
- The place ID (FIXME: what's this?)
- licence
- The data licence string
- osm_type
- The OSM type of the location
- osm_id
- FIXME
- boundingbox
- The coordinates of the bounding box (min and max latitude, min and max longitude)
- lat
- The location's latitude
- lon
- The location's longitude
- display_name
- the location's human readable name
- class
- FIXME
- type
- FIXME
- icon
- FIXME
-
-
- -error cmdprefix
-
A command prefix to be invoked when encountering errors. Typically these are HTTP errors.
The default setting, active when nothing was specified on object creation, is to print
the errorstring (see below) to stderr. The result of the command prefix is
ignored. Errors thrown by the command prefix are passed to higher levels.
The signature of the command prefix is:
-
- $cmdprefix errorstring
-
METHODS
- requestor search query
- This method returns a list of dictionaries, one item per hit for the specified query.
REFERENCES