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Amenity Editor
Screenshot of Amenity Editor
Author: User:nitegate
Website: http://betaplace.emaitie.de
Version: (2010-12-24)
Platform: win ; linux ; macos

Very limited but easy to use online editor

Editing amenities

The OpenStreetMap Amenity Editor ( http://ae.osmsurround.org/ ) is a simple online tool to create and modify nodes / points of interest (POIs) on the OpenStreetMap map. It allows the user to quickly insert new amenity information into the map and comes with a palette of template amenities with recommended and/or often used key-value tag information. You can easily enter missing information, such as opening times, or addressing.

Help information is all in German but will soon be provided in other languages - translation help is appreciated! Google Translate supposedly works quite well on it.

Authorisation

As of Version 0.7 the Amenity Editor uses OAuth for authorisation.

Preferences window

Development

It uses portions of code from OpenStreetBugs

A lot of the javascript source code can be seen on the page itself (view source) TODO Server-side code available? Python?

The Amenity Editor was developed by User:nitegate (who also made Relation Analyzer). Website: http://betaplace.emaitie.de/

Retrieved from "http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Amenity_Editor"
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