> What do you think about this idea? What would be the best way to achieve this > in an automated way?
If these urls are following a fixed scheme like you mentioned then I see no need to add the urls. There is no need to store them if you can create them from a combination of the hard coded > " > https[https://titsa.com/ajax/xGetInfoParada.php?id_parada=4004]://titsa.com/ajax/xGetInfoParada.php?id_[https://titsa.com/ajax/xGetInfoParada.php?id_parada=4004]parada[https://titsa.com/ajax/xGetInfoParada.php?id_parada=4004]=[https://titsa.com/ajax/xGetInfoParada.php?id_parada=4004] " and a variable part retrieved by reading the value of the "ref" osm key > I know the Overpass API and I could probably readily identify all the > relevant bus stop nodes and bus line relations. However, I have never > updated such things in an automated way. It requires knowledge how databases work in general, why normalization & abstraction is important and at last you need to be developer. There is a way with JOSM, saving as JOSM session file, adding the website key using python3, opening JOSM session file and uploading to OSM. But I think no reliable method. For me personally it would be easier to use the OSM Editing API (not the same as Overpass) to create new changesets assigned to node/way/relation id containing all previous tags + the one to add. If you're not a developer, just a mapper who can do editing and using Overpass, then do not touch that topic without guidance. There is no official guidance or template to do this which is actually a good thing as it an obstacle to not make it too easy for "children" (in double quotes for reasons) and protects us from edit spaming. This is the reason why I currently abstain from writing a python3 script to make it easier to write editing bots. Mar 24, 2023 13:49:25 facebook_140f8d4e-9d8f-4d51-a5a7-320f53afc...@vollbio.de: > Hi there > > I would like to update all bus stops on the island of Tenerife with a link to > the status website of upcoming connections to this bus stop: > * > An example of bus stop: https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/1147359056 * > Each such bus stop inhibits a reference: ref=4004 * > This reference can be used to obtain that bus stops upcoming connections: http://movil.titsa.com/infoparada.php?IdParada=4004 * > Actually, in reality each bus stop has a QR code to check this status, which leads to the latter website. * > Hence, all these QR codes are spread across the island, I assume the link will seldomly change. * > There is also an Ajax link: https://titsa.com/ajax/xGetInfoParada.php?id_parada=4004 (But thats directly from the website and probably not that stable as the former one). > > I think, this link would be good to have with each bus stop for Tenerife on > OSM, so one can easily derive the upcoming departure times, even when not > being nearby the bus stop. > > > > Furthermore each bus line on the island has a timetable available online, > that I would like to link for each bus line: > * > An example bus line: https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/7165110 * > Each such bis line inhibits a reference code: ref=419 * > This reference can be used to obtain that bus lines timestable and overview website: https://titsa.com/index.php/tus-guaguas/lineas-y-horarios/linea-419 * > An alternative link is this: https://movil.titsa.com/infolinea.php?IdLinea=021 (But I guess, it is less useful and does not immediately display the general times.) > > Also these links would be good to have with each bus line. > > > > What do you think about this idea? What would be the best way to achieve this > in an automated way? > > I know the Overpass API and I could probably readily identify all the > relevant bus stop nodes and bus line relations. However, I have never > updated such things in an automated way. > > Many thanks > > Klaus >
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