osm-api

import * as OSM from 'osm-api'; async function runOsmApiExample() { try { // Public API call - no authentication required const feature = await OSM.getFeature('way', 23906749); console.log('Fetched feature:', feature); // Authenticated API calls require login first. // In a real application, replace these with your actual OAuth 2 client details // and handle the authentication flow (e.g., popup or redirect). // This is a placeholder for demonstration purposes. const authConfig = { client_id: process.env.OSM_CLIENT_ID ?? 'YOUR_CLIENT_ID', redirect_uri: process.env.OSM_REDIRECT_URI ?? 'YOUR_REDIRECT_URI', scope: 'write_changesets,write_notes', }; // This would typically involve a browser redirect or popup. // For a Node.js script, you'd likely manage tokens manually after an initial authorization step. // const authenticatedOSM = await OSM.login(authConfig); // console.log('Successfully attempted login (mock):', authenticatedOSM); // Example of an authenticated call (requires actual login to work) // Assuming an authenticated instance or global auth state after login // For this example, we'll simulate the call, but it won't work without actual auth. console.log('Attempting to create a changeset comment (requires authentication)...'); // const commentResult = await OSM.createChangesetComment(114733070, 'Thanks for your edit!'); // console.log('Changeset comment result:', commentResult); } catch (error) { console.error('An error occurred:', error.message); if (error.response) { console.error('OSM API Error details:', error.response.status, error.response.data); } } } runOsmApiExample();