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Support for address data structures in various countries #2
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Attach another thing I found in other countries' data. Western countries usually show the smaller place first but we asian countries usually show larger place first. iD seems have a defination for that. It can display addresses in the customary German order. Maybe we can allow contributor from different country define the display order like (This is just a example, not means I suggest this format) Thank you again for listen my murmur. (This don't means any feature request, just a discussion about future problem) |
FYI: We talked about the topic of different address formats on an osm conference yesterday. Personally, I think a shared Repository of default address formats per region – maybe based on https://github.com/ideditor/country-coder – would be a great idea. The two informations that came up during the talk was:
Maybe this project can be the start to create such a shared address format schema… |
Yes, I agree with you, maybe we make the address format schema as a shared package for every editor, like NSI/Id-tagging-schema done.
I truly want to describe it in a more structure way. |
Thank you for comments! I was wondering how https://github.com/ideditor/country-coder works, but it seems to be roughly the same as my approach, This GeoJSON is just 595 KB, so I am very interested in how they made this. Now, I am able to get the country code for the building. If there is an issue, it is likely to involve various cultural practices of how to display address. In some countries it is natural to write the house number and street first, This is a problem... |
The data structure of addresses in OpenStreetMap is quite different from country to country. Currently, only Japan is supported.
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