#!/usr/bin/env python from time import time from os import stat, environ from re import search def nice_size(file): size = stat(file).st_size KB = 1024. MB = 1024. * KB GB = 1024. * MB TB = 1024. * GB if size < KB: size, suffix = size, '' elif size < MB: size, suffix = size/KB, 'KB' elif size < GB: size, suffix = size/MB, 'MB' elif size < TB: size, suffix = size/GB, 'GB' else: size, suffix = size/TB, 'TB' if size < 10: return '%.1f %s' % (round(size,1), suffix) else: return '%d %s' % (round(size), suffix) def nice_time(time): if time < 15: return 'moments' if time < 90: return '%d seconds' % time if time < 60 * 60 * 1.5: return '%d minutes' % (time / 60.) if time < 24 * 60 * 60 * 1.5: return '%d hours' % (time / 3600.) if time < 7 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1.5: return '%d days' % (time / 86400.) if time < 30 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1.5: return '%d weeks' % (time / 604800.) return '%d months' % (time / 2592000.) def file_info(file, name): size = nice_size(file) hash = search(r'\w{32}', open(file+'.md5', 'r').read()).group(0) date = nice_time(time() - stat(file).st_mtime) return '%(name)s
%(size)s, created %(date)s ago.
md5: %(hash)s.' % locals() planet_link = file_info('planet/planet-latest.osm.bz2', 'Latest Weekly Planet File') changesets_link = file_info('planet/changesets-latest.osm.bz2', 'Latest Weekly Changesets') print """ Index of /

Planet OSM

The files found here are regularly-updated, complete copies of the OpenStreetMap.org database, and those published before the 12 September 2012 are distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 license, those published after are Open Data Commons Open Database License 1.0 licensed. For more information, see the project wiki.

Complete OSM Data	Using The Data	Extracts & Mirrors
%(planet_link)s %(changesets_link)s Each week, a new and complete copy of all data in OpenStreetMap is made available as a compressed XML file, along with a smaller file with complete metadata for all changes made since the previous week.	You are granted permission to use OpenStreetMap data by the OpenStreetMap License, which also describes your obligations. You can process the file or extracts with a variety of tools. Osmosis is a general-purpose command-line tool for converting the data among different formats and databases, and Osm2pgsql is a tool for importing the data into a Postgis database for rendering maps. Processed coastline data derived from OSM data is also needed for rendering usable maps, and can be found in a single shapefile (360MB).	The complete planet is very large, so you may prefer to use one of several periodic extracts (individual countries or states) from third parties. GeoFabrik.de and BBBike.org are two providers of extracts with up-to-date worldwide coverage.

Complete OSM Data

Using The Data

Extracts & Mirrors

%(planet_link)s

%(changesets_link)s

Each week, a new and complete copy of all data in OpenStreetMap is made available as a compressed XML file, along with a smaller file with complete metadata for all changes made since the previous week.

You are granted permission to use OpenStreetMap data by the OpenStreetMap License, which also describes your obligations.

You can process the file or extracts with a variety of tools. Osmosis is a general-purpose command-line tool for converting the data among different formats and databases, and Osm2pgsql is a tool for importing the data into a Postgis database for rendering maps.

Processed coastline data derived from OSM data is also needed for rendering usable maps, and can be found in a single shapefile (360MB).

The complete planet is very large, so you may prefer to use one of several periodic extracts (individual countries or states) from third parties. GeoFabrik.de and BBBike.org are two providers of extracts with up-to-date worldwide coverage.

If you find data within OpenStreetMap that you believe is an infringement of someone else's copyright, then please make contact with the OpenStreetMap Data Working Group.

""" % locals()