OpenStreetMap-NG

OpenStreetMap-NG
Author:	OpenStreetMap-NG contributors
License:	GNU AGPL v3 (free of charge)
Platform:	Web
Status:	Active
Website:	osm.ng
Source code:	openstreetmap-ng/openstreetmap-ng GitHub
Programming languages:	Python, TypeScript, SCSS, and HTML
OpenStreetMap-NG is an unofficial Python fork of openstreetmap.org. It's on a mission to push the boundaries of OpenStreetMap and provide a better experience for all users.
Features Feature Value Map Display Display map yes Map data raster;vector Source online Rotate map no 3D view no Shows website yes Shows phone number yes Shows operation hours ? Routing Routing yes Create route manually ? Calculate route yes Create route via Waypoints yes Routing profiles car;bike;foot Turn restrictions yes Calculate route without Internet (Offline routing) no Routing providers Graphhopper;OSRM;Valhalla Avoid traffic no Traffic Provider ? Navigating Navigate ? Find location yes Find nearby POIs no Navigate to point yes Navigation with voice / Voice guidance no Keep on road no Lane guidance no Works without GPS ? Navigate along predefined route no Tracking Make track no Customizable log interval ? Track formats ? Geotagging ? Fast POI buttons ? Upload GPX to OSM yes Monitoring Monitoring ? Show current track no Open existing track ? Altitude diagram no Show POD value ? Satellite view yes Show live NMEA data no Show speed no Send current position no Editing Add POIs ? Edit / Delete POIs ? Add way ? Edit geometries ? Edit arbitrary tags of existing OSM objects ? Edit relations ? View notes yes Create notes yes Edit notes yes Work offline online Support imagery offset DB no Upload to OSM yes Rendering ? Accessibility Accessibility support ? Complete non graphics text output ? Braille interface no Exploration modus ? Public Transport mode no Danger Warnings no Screenreader ? Screenreader languages ?

OpenStreetMap-NG ("Next Generation") is an ongoing initiative aimed at rewriting and improving the OpenStreetMap infrastructure.

Highlights

• Simplicity: OpenStreetMap-NG requires just basic Python knowledge to contribute. There are no complex abstractions or frameworks to learn.
• Performance: Most of the codebase is compiled to C language with Cython's Pure Python Mode, providing superb performance.
• Privacy: OpenStreetMap-NG is designed with privacy-first approach. Providing users the complete control over their data and privacy.
• Innovation: Not afraid of change! OpenStreetMap-NG is a playground for new ideas and features.

Contributing

This comprehensive guide explains on how to get started contributing to the project. The project runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows (WSL2) platforms. Additional support is provided via the developers Discord server. There are contributor incentives which reward contributors for their work.

Development updates & progress

1. 2023-11-04: Announcement post and video
2. 2023-11-15: Progress update post and video
3. 2024-02-18: Progress update diary showcasing new interface
4. 2024-03-07: Benchmark #1 testing static and unauthenticated requests
5. 2024-03-15: Website vulnerability report as a part of the NextGen initiative
6. 2024-03-17: Development diary #1
7. 2024-03-24: Development diary #2
8. 2024-03-31: Development diary #3 and video
9. 2024-04-08: Development diary #4
10. 2024-04-15: Development diary #5
11. 2024-05-01: Development diary #5.5
12. 2024-05-09: Development diary #6
13. 2024-05-16: Development diary #7
14. 2024-05-22: Development diary #8
15. 2024-05-31: Development diary #9
16. 2024-06-09: Development diary #10
17. 2024-06-16: Development diary #11
18. 2024-06-24: Development diary #12 and search 2.0 video
19. 2024-07-01: Development diary #13
20. 2024-07-10: Development diary #14
21. 2024-07-25: Development diary #15
22. 2024-08-02: Development diary #16
23. 2024-08-16: Development diary #17 and video
24. 2024-10-18: Development diary #18 and video
25. 2024-10-25: Development diary #19 and video
26. 2024-11-14: Development diary #20 and video
27. 2024-11-25: Development diary #21 and video
28. 2025-01-05: Development diary #22 and video
29. 2025-01-27: Development diary #23 and video