Add HTTP to osmosis-pbf2 module #62
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PBF2 is only used for reads with the |
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Yes, from my understanding that is correct. |
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This PR simply allows you to use http with the osmosis-pbf2 module. This really is just a convenience thing, so instead of downloading the pbf at http://server and then executing osmosis on the downloaded file, you can just reference the http location directly in the command like so:
osmosis --read-pbf-fast file="http://server:post/filelocation"This does not update the osmosis-pbf module, as it is my assumption that it is deprecated (why would choose to read it slower?). However if it is required the exact same code can be applied to the osmosis-pbf module code.