Jeography is a geographical information system (GIS) with a strong focus on OpenStreetMap (OSM) maps and data. The project is broken down into a number of modules, most of which can be reused as libraries in other maps-related projects. In particular, the core, tiles, viewers and gis modules are provided as libraries for this purpose. The exe modules contains the code necessary for running the GIS' executables and is not distributed for reuse.

This project is released under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License.

See LGPL.md and GPL.md for details.

You can run the main UI using gradle directly:

./gradlew run

Setup the execution environment:

./gradlew createRuntime

Then you can run the main executables from the build directory:

./scripts/jeography
./scripts/geometry-preview
./scripts/create-place-database

First download place data, for example using osmocrat:

osmocrat overpass --output places.osm --raw "(node[place=city]; node[place=town]; node[place=island];); out;"

Then create the database:

./scripts/create-place-database --input-format xml --input places.osm --output places.sqlite

Then configure the database path in the File → Settings menu.

Use scripts publish-libraries.sh and publish-gis.sh for publishing Maven artifacts to separate the core libraries from the gis module (which depends on osmocrat which in turn depends on the core jeography libararies).