While trying to run python gettilesfrombing.py , it returns with the following error:
osm/soccer/250124836.GeoJSON Traceback (most recent call last):
File "gettilesfrombing.py", line 44, in <module>
tilePixel = quadkey.TileSystem.geo_to_pixel((float(row[0]),float(row[1])), cfg.tileZoom)
ValueError: could not convert string to float: '{"type": "FeatureCollection", "features": [{"geometry": {"coordinates": [[[-71.0508224, 42.3263835], [-71.0508827, 42.3258583], [-71.0496463, 42.3257808], [-71.049586, 42.326306], [-71.0508224, 42.3263835]]], "type": "Polygon"}, "properties": {"wayOSMId": 250124836, "sport": "soccer", "leisure": "pitch"}, "type": "Feature"}]}'
Because the code tries to read the csv hence assuming the osm dir only contains the .csv file, but GEOJson file too are in the directory, and when the loop stumbles on the GEOJson the above error throws. What I simply did is that I checked the fileformat type and only proceeded the loop, if it's fileformat is .csv . And it downloads the tiles accordingly without an error.
While trying to run
python gettilesfrombing.py, it returns with the following error:Because the code tries to read the csv hence assuming the
osmdir only contains the.csvfile, butGEOJsonfile too are in the directory, and when the loop stumbles on theGEOJsonthe above error throws. What I simply did is that I checked the fileformat type and only proceeded the loop, if it's fileformat is.csv. And it downloads the tiles accordingly without an error.