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Have you looked at QGIS? You can drag OSM files onto it and add layers from loads of different data sources. It's a GUI app that runs on Windows, MacOS and Linu
by marek_leisk2 4y ago
Have you looked at QGIS? You can drag OSM files onto it and add layers from loads of different data sources. It's a GUI app that runs on Windows, MacOS and Linux.
- RicoElectrico 4y agoQGIS is not really meant for generating basemaps (as in: what OP wants to use will be more optimized). It can, however, be used for any lightweight overlays (with QGIS Server). I remember someone from the Polish community set up some OSM data QA that worked quite fine.
- amaldavid 4y agoI did look at QGIS but it seems to be limiting the custom functionalities we want to add on top of the map layers which is easily available over a JS library like openlayers. I ruled out QGIS simply because of the fact that it's a native app and not a JS library.
- marek_leisk2 4y agoAh okay, makes sense. I'm looking forward to seeing what suggestions land here. Also, Paul Ramsey's pg_tileserv isn't on your radar, is it? Also, LeafletJS supports GeoJSON overlays.