[OSM-talk] OSMDoc is awesome!

[Lars Francke]

> OSMDoc is great - it's a shame it's a year out of date.  I needed a more
> modern breakdown of tag statistics so I decided to write a report myself -
> very quick and dirty (no where near as cool as OSMDoc), but functional to
> get a breakdown of tag usage.  I figured someone else might like to read it
> too:

Well thank you very much. I'm painfully aware of the missing updates
and I'm working on it on and off but I don't have the time to put a
lot of effort into it most of the time. I still hope for fresh data
this month.

The database schema is pretty easy though so if anyone has data laying
around this is what I would need:

tag_keys: id integer, total_count integer, changeset_count integer,
node_count integer, relation_count integer, way_count integer, name
character varying(255), value_count integer

tag_values: id integer, total_count integer, changeset_count integer,
node_count integer, relation_count integer, way_count integer, name
character varying(255), key_id integer

Cheers,
Lars (author of OSMdoc)