filedumper

NAME

filedumper - dump routino database contents

SYNOPSIS

filedumper [--help] [--dir=dirname] [--prefix=name] [--statistics] [--visualiser --latmin=latmin --latmax=latmax --lonmin=lonmin --lonmax=lonmax --data=data-type ] [--dump [--node=node ...] [--segment=segment ...] [--way=way ...] [--turn-relation=rel ...] [--errorlog=number ...] ] [--dump-osm [--no-super] [--latmin=latmin --latmax=latmax --lonmin=lonmin --lonmax=lonmax ] ] [--dump-visualiser [--data=node<node>] [--data=segment<segment>] [--data=turn-relation<rel>] [--data=errorlog<number>] ]

DESCRIPTION

filedumper is used to extract statistics from the routino database, extract particular information for visualisation purposes or for dumping the database contents.

OPTIONS

--help

Prints usage information

--dir=dirname

The directory containing the routing database.

--prefix=name

The filename prefix for the routing database.

--statistics

Print statistics about the routing database.

--visualiser

Extract selected data from the routing database:
--latmin=latmin

The minimum latitude (degrees N)

--latmax=latmax

The maximum latitude (degrees N).

--lonmin=lonmin

The minimum longitude (degrees E).

--lonmax=lonmax

The maximum longitude (degrees E).

--data=data-type

The type of data to select.

data-type can be selected from:

--dump

Dump selected contents of the database.
--node=node

The node with the selected index.

--segment=segment

The segment with the selected index.

--way=way

The way with the selected index.

--turn-relation=rel

The turn relation with the selected index.

--errorlog=number

The error log with the selected index.

Use ’all’ instead of a number to get all of them.

--dump-osm

Dump all or part of the database as an XML file.
--no-super

Exclude the super-segments.

--latmin=latmin

The minimum latitude (degrees N).

--latmax=latmax

The maximum latitude (degrees N).

--lonmin=lonmin

The minimum longitude (degrees E).

--lonmax=lonmax

The maximum longitude (degrees E).

--dump-visualiser

Dump selected contents of the database in HTML.
--data=node<node>

The node with the selected index.

--data=segment<segment>

The segment with the selected index.

--data=turn-relation<rel>

The turn relation with the selected index.

--data=errorlog<number>

The error log with the selected index.