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Browse, search, and review the OpenStreetMap iD tagging schema — presets, fields, and icons — for any release or PR-preview build.
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A standalone web app to browse, search, and inspect the OpenStreetMap iD tagging schema — its presets, fields, icons, and the connections between them — for any released or pre-release build.
The iD tagging schema is the dataset that drives preset and field selection in the iD editor (and other tools). It is large and highly cross-referenced, which makes it hard to review changes or understand how a preset, field, or icon is reused across the dataset.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
A standalone web app to browse, search, and inspect the OpenStreetMap iD tagging schema — its presets, fields, icons, and the connections between them — for any released or pre-release build.
The iD tagging schema is the dataset that drives preset and field selection in the iD editor (and other tools). It is large and highly cross-referenced, which makes it hard to review changes or understand how a preset, field, or icon is reused across the dataset.Read the full README ↗