filedumper-slim(1)
π filedumper-slim π
okay bestie, sit down, hydrate, because we're talking about filedumper-slim(1) β the little Routino tool that dumps the contents of your routing database, pulls stats out of it, and grabs stuff for visualisation π
β¨ NAME β¨
filedumper-slim β dump routino database contents π«Ά
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
filedumper-slim [--help] [--dir=dirname] [--prefix=name] [--statistics]
[--visualiser --latmin=latmin --latmax=latmax
--lonmin=lonmin --lonmax=lonmax --data=data-type ]
[--dump [--node=node ...] [--segment=segment ...]
[--way=way ...] [--turn-relation=rel ...]
[--errorlog=number ...] ] [--dump-osm [--no-super]
[--latmin=latmin --latmax=latmax --lonmin=lonmin
--lonmax=lonmax ] ] [--dump-visualiser
[--data=node<node>] [--data=segment<segment>]
[--data=turn-relation<rel>] [--data=errorlog<number>] ]
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
filedumper-slim is the girl who does three jobs and does them all flawlessly, no cap. She can extract statistics from the routino database, she can extract particular information for visualisation purposes, and she can dump the database contents. Pick your era, she serves all of them. π
π OPTIONS π
--helpβ prints usage information. the "hey what do I type" option, we love her π--dir=dirnameβ the directory containing the routing database. tell her where the goods live.--prefix=nameβ the filename prefix for the routing database.--statisticsβ print statistics about the routing database. numbers, but make it cute β¨--visualiserβ extract selected data from the routing database:--latmin=latminβ the minimum latitude (degrees N)--latmax=latmaxβ the maximum latitude (degrees N).--lonmin=lonminβ the minimum longitude (degrees E).--lonmax=lonmaxβ the maximum longitude (degrees E).--data=data-typeβ the type of data to select.
data-type can be selected from:
junctions= segment count at each junction.super= super-node and super-segments.waytype-*= segments of oneway, cyclebothways or roundabout type.highway-*= segments of the specified highway type.transport-*= segments allowing the specified transport type.barrier-*= nodes disallowing the specified transport type.turns= turn restrictions.speed= speed limits.weight= weight limits.height= height limits.width= width limits.length= length limits.property-*= segments with the specified property.errorlogs= errors logged during parsing.
iykyk, the -* ones are the "you pick the flavour" girlies π
--dumpβ dump selected contents of the database.--node=nodeβ the node with the selected index.--segment=segmentβ the segment with the selected index.--way=wayβ the way with the selected index.--turn-relation=relβ the turn relation with the selected index.--errorlog=numberβ the error log with the selected index.
use 'all' instead of a number to get all of them. yes bestie, all of them, all at once, main character energy π
--dump-osmβ dump all or part of the database as an XML file.--no-superβ exclude the super-segments.--latmin=latminβ the minimum latitude (degrees N).--latmax=latmaxβ the maximum latitude (degrees N).--lonmin=lonminβ the minimum longitude (degrees E).--lonmax=lonmaxβ the maximum longitude (degrees E).
--dump-visualiserβ dump selected contents of the database in HTML.--data=node<node>β the node with the selected index.--data=segment<segment>β the segment with the selected index.--data=turn-relation<rel>β the turn relation with the selected index.--data=errorlog<number>β the error log with the selected index.
and that's the whole page, bestie, we ate and left absolutely no crumbs π₯ remember this one was served up on 03 December 2025 by <rainbow>filedumper-slim(1)</rainbow> β go forth and dump responsibly πβ¨π
π¦ where this page comes from
- ubuntu resolute: routino 3.4.3-3 Β· AGPL-3.0-or-later
- ubuntu stonking: routino 3.4.3-3 Β· AGPL-3.0-or-later
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms