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OSM Surveyor

An iOS companion app that allows OpenStreetMap contributors to complete missing information for objects around them.

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Screenshot of the map that displays annotations

Getting started with development

This project makes use of Bundler for managing the Ruby dependencies (take a look at the Gemfile), and utilizes Cocoapods (see the Podfile) for managing the iOS-related dependencies.

Getting started is quite easy. Open a terminal, change into your checkout's directory and follow these steps.

  1. Install Bundler: gem install bundler
  2. Install the Gems (such as Cocoapods and fastlane): bundle install
  3. Install the dependencies using Cocoapods: bundle exec pod install
  4. Open the workspace (OMSSurveyor.xcworkspace)

Formatting

In order to have a consistent code style, please make sure to install SwiftFormat and run it on a regular basis. Consider setting up a pre-commit Git hook, as described here.

Continuous delivery

OSM Surveyor makes use of fastlane. For a list of available actions, please refer to the auto-generated README.

Beta release

In order to create a new Beta, you first need to sign in to OpenStreetMap.org and create a new OAuth application. Obtain the "Consumer Key" and "Consumer Secret", and run

% bundle exec fastlane beta osm_consumer_key:"<OSM_CONSUMER_KEY>" osm_consumer_secret:"<OSM_CONSUMER_SECRET>"

Signing

To automate the signing, this project uses fastlane match. Fetch the certificates for development with

% bundle exec fastlane match development

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