Intent Action_View GeoUri & Bbox

[GPSOruxMaps]

Hello. Could you add the function to configure URL's in "Share Position"? Action_View is quite useful for querying information other than what Vespucci offers by default. This entails the option to enable both querying for an exact point via geouri (lat,lon,zoom) and Bbox (minLon,minLat,maxLat,maxLon).

• Example GeoUri= I want to query the height of a natural=peak node that has no ele tag so that I can add that height to OSM. https://api.opentopodata.org/v1/aster30m,srtm30m,mapzen,gebco2020?locations=7.0361772,-75.5165710| Here I would get a response with the height for the queried node.
• Example Bbox= I want to edit in Vespucci natural=peak without ele (elevation) tag so I make a query to XAPI to get the natural=peak of a BBOX. http://www.overpass-api.de/api/xapi?*[natural=peak|ele!=*][bbox=-75.5783844,6.8966044,-75.4547882,7.1760085][@meta] I get an editable file in Vespucci with just the filtered items I want to edit.
• Example 1 OverPass-Turbo I want to open OverPass-Turbo on a coordinate to use the wizard to filter any queries. http://overpass-turbo.eu/?C={lat};{lon};{zoom}
• Example 2 OverPass-Turbo I want to open OverPass-Turbo with a prebuilt query (query & run) http://overpass-turbo.eu/?Q=nwr["natural"="peak"]["ele"!~".*"]({{bbox}}); out;&C={lat};{lon};{zoom}&R For the style there are many examples of binding using GeoUri and Bbox with which I can obtain extra information and not present in OSM to help better mapping. For the query of heights I devised a small system by using a third app (Map2Geo) and a link to OpenTopoData configured in a file "intents.ini" but I think Vespucci can fulfill this function quite well.

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Felipe

[simonpoole]

My current take on this would be to download the data as GeoJSON and then add it to Vespucci as a GeoJSON layer (this doesn't cover the case of downloading a single node via query).

Conceivable this could be streamlined by providing a, potentially stored, query to Vespucci, likely with a suitable placeholder for a bounding box, retrieving and saving the data and creating an appropriate layer in one.