Hi Simon,
your tool is great, I've used it on a dozen of pictures missing geo
information. I will surely talk about it during my workshop on
OpenStreetMap during this year wikimania.

one feature request: can you please add a way to limit the amount of
pictures to be loaded in the list? I did try to use a very large
commons category and my browser died. something like a pagination or
similar mechanism?

Thanks,
Simone.

On Mon, May 16, 2016 at 9:27 PM, Simon Legner <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm not totally sure whether this is the correct mailing list, but the
> topic is very map related :)
>
> I always figured that there should be a comfortable way for geocoding
> existing files on Wikimedia Commons. However, Commons:Geocoding only
> mentions tools that somehow generate a {{Location}} string which has
> to be inserted manually afterwards.
>
> That's why I tried to tackle this problem. The outcome is the
> locator-tool: https://tools.wmflabs.org/locator-tool/
>
> The idea is that you generate/insert a list of media files to geocode.
> Afterwards you take file by file, select its location on an
> interactive OpenStreetMap-based map. The tool will automatically
> generate the {{Location}} string and insert/update the wikitext.
>
> The web application is mostly written in JavaScript using the
> AngularJS framework. Only the OAuth and editing stuff requires a slim
> backend written in Python/Flask.
>
> Currently it only supports editing {{Location}} templates, but not
> {{Object location}}. As far as I understand, the latter is not
> returned by the API (action=query, prop=coordinates)? The camera
> heading isn't yet editable neither.
>
> Cheers from Austria,
> Simon
>
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