oe_update {osmextract} | R Documentation |
Update all the .osm.pbf files saved in a directory
Description
This function is used to re-download all .osm.pbf
files stored in
download_directory
that were firstly downloaded through oe_get()
. See
Details.
Usage
oe_update(
download_directory = oe_download_directory(),
quiet = FALSE,
delete_gpkg = TRUE,
max_file_size = 5e+08,
...
)
Arguments
download_directory |
Character string of the path of the directory
where the |
quiet |
Boolean. If |
delete_gpkg |
Boolean. if |
max_file_size |
The maximum file size to download without asking in
interactive mode. Default: |
... |
Additional parameter that will be passed to |
Details
This function is used to re-download .osm.pbf
files that are
stored in a directory (specified by download_directory
param) and that
were firstly downloaded through oe_get()
. The name of the files must
begin with the name of one of the supported providers (see
oe_providers()
) and it must end with .osm.pbf
. All other
files in the directory that do not match this format are ignored.
The process for re-downloading the .osm.pbf
files is performed using the
function oe_get()
. The appropriate provider is determined by looking at
the first word in the path of the .osm.pbf
file. The place is determined
by looking at the second word in the file path and the matching is
performed through the id
column in the provider's database. So, for
example, the path geofabrik_italy-latest-update.osm.pbf
will be matched
with the provider "geofabrik"
and the geographical zone italy
through
the column id
in geofabrik_zones
.
The parameter delete_gpkg
is used to delete all .gpkg
files in
download_directory
. We decided to set its default value to TRUE
to
minimize the possibility of reading-in old and non-synchronized .gpkg
files. If you set delete_gpkg = FALSE
, then you need to manually
reconvert all files using oe_get()
or oe_vectortranslate()
.
If you set the parameter quiet
to FALSE
, then the function will print
some useful messages regarding the characteristics of the files before and
after updating them. More precisely, it will print the output of the
columns size
, mtime
and ctime
from file.info()
. Please note that
the meaning of mtime
and ctime
depends on the OS and the file system.
Check file.info()
.
Value
The path(s) of the .osm.pbf
file(s) that were updated.
Examples
## Not run:
# Set up a fake directory with .pbf and .gpkg files
fake_dir = tempdir()
# Fill the directory
oe_get("Andorra", download_directory = fake_dir, download_only = TRUE)
# Check the directory
list.files(fake_dir, pattern = "gpkg|pbf")
# Update all .pbf files and delete all .gpkg files
oe_update(fake_dir, quiet = TRUE)
list.files(fake_dir, pattern = "gpkg|pbf")
## End(Not run)