Configuring the API service

Raw Data API can be setup using two configuration options. You can choose based on your convienience

config.txt : You can follow config.txt.sample in dir and documentation below to set your configurations
.env : Another option is from OS Environment variable , You can export all your env variables ( They are same as you put in config without blocks ) and pass it to API , API will pick it up automatically.

What you need to start?

A working Postgres instance with Postgis module enabled.
A working Redis instance.

The default configuration file is an ini-style text file named config.txt in the project root.

Users Table

Users table is present on backend/sql/users.sql Make sure you have it before moving forward

psql -a -f backend/sql/users.sql

& Add your admin's OSM ID as admin

INSERT INTO users (osm_id, role) VALUES (1234, 1);

Sections

The following sections are recognised.

[DB] - For database connection information. Required.
[OAUTH] - For connecting to OpenStreetMap using an OAuth2 app. Required.
[CELERY] - For task queues on Redis. Required.
[API_CONFIG] - API service related configuration. Required.
[EXPORT_UPLOAD] - For external file hosts like S3. Optional.
[SENTRY] - Sentry monitoring configuration. Optional.
[HDX] - HDX Exports related configuration. Optional.

The following are the different configuration options that are accepted.

Config option	ENVVAR	Section	Defaults	Description	Required?
`PGHOST`	`PGHOST`	`[DB]`	none	PostgreSQL hostname or IP	REQUIRED
`PGPORT`	`PGPORT`	`[DB]`	`5432`	PostgreSQL connection port	OPTIONAL
`PGUSER`	`PGUSER`	`[DB]`	none	PostgreSQL user/role	REQUIRED
`PGPASSWORD`	`PGPASSWORD`	`[DB]`	none	PostgreSQL user/role password	REQUIRED
`PGDATABASE`	`PGDATABASE`	`[DB]`	none	PostgreSQL database name	REQUIRED
`OSM_CLIENT_ID`	`OSM_CLIENT_ID`	`[OAUTH]`	none	Client ID of OSM OAuth2 application	REQIRED
`OSM_CLIENT_SECRET`	`OSM_CLIENT_SECRET`	`[OAUTH]`	none	Client Secret of OSM OAuth2 application	REQIRED
`OSM_PERMISSION_SCOPE`	`OSM_PERMISSION_SCOPE`	`[OAUTH]`	`read_prefs`	OSM access permission for OAuth2 application	OPTIONAL
`LOGIN_REDIRECT_URI`	`LOGIN_REDIRECT_URI`	`[OAUTH]`	none	Redirect URL set in the OAuth2 application	REQUIRED
`APP_SECRET_KEY`	`APP_SECRET_KEY`	`[OAUTH]`	none	High-entropy string generated for the application	REQUIRED
`OSM_URL`	`OSM_URL`	`[OAUTH]`	`https://www.openstreetmap.org`	OSM instance Base URL	OPTIONAL
`LOG_LEVEL`	`LOG_LEVEL`	`[API_CONFIG]`	`debug`	Application log level; info,debug,warning,error	OPTIONAL
`RATE_LIMITER_STORAGE_URI`	`RATE_LIMITER_STORAGE_URI`	`[API_CONFIG]`	`redis://redis:6379`	Redis connection string for rate-limiter data	OPTIONAL
`RATE_LIMIT_PER_MIN`	`RATE_LIMIT_PER_MIN`	`[API_CONFIG]`	`5`	Number of requests per minute before being rate limited	OPTIONAL
`EXPORT_PATH`	`EXPORT_PATH`	`[API_CONFIG]`	`exports`?	Local path to store exports	OPTIONAL
`EXPORT_MAX_AREA_SQKM`	`EXPORT_MAX_AREA_SQKM`	`[API_CONFIG]`	`100000`	max area in sq. km. to support for rawdata input	OPTIONAL
`USE_CONNECTION_POOLING`	`USE_CONNECTION_POOLING`	`[API_CONFIG]`	`false`	Enable psycopg2 connection pooling	OPTIONAL
`ALLOW_BIND_ZIP_FILTER`	`ALLOW_BIND_ZIP_FILTER`	`[API_CONFIG]`	`true`	Enable zip compression for exports	OPTIONAL
`EXTRA_README_TXT`	`EXTRA_README_TXT`	`[API_CONFIG]`	``	Append extra string to export readme.txt	OPTIONAL
`ENABLE_TILES`	`ENABLE_TILES`	`[API_CONFIG]`	`false`	Enable Tile Output (Pmtiles and Mbtiles)	OPTIONAL
`ENABLE_SOZIP`	`ENABLE_SOZIP`	`[API_CONFIG]`	`false`	Enables sozip compression	OPTIONAL
`DEFAULT_QUEUE_NAME`	`DEFAULT_QUEUE_NAME`	`[API_CONFIG]`	`raw_daemon`	Option to define default queue name	OPTIONAL
`ONDEMAND_QUEUE_NAME`	`ONDEMAND_QUEUE_NAME`	`[API_CONFIG]`	`raw_ondemand`	Option to define daemon queue name for scheduled and long exports	OPTIONAL
`ENABLE_POLYGON_STATISTICS_ENDPOINTS`	`ENABLE_POLYGON_STATISTICS_ENDPOINTS`	`[API_CONFIG]`	`False`	Option to enable endpoints related the polygon statistics about the approx buildings,road length in passed polygon	OPTIONAL
`ENABLE_CUSTOM_EXPORTS`	`ENABLE_CUSTOM_EXPORTS`	`[API_CONFIG]`	False	Enables custom exports endpoint and imports	OPTIONAL
`POLYGON_STATISTICS_API_URL`	`POLYGON_STATISTICS_API_URL`	`[API_CONFIG]`	`None`	API URL for the polygon statistics to fetch the metadata , Currently tested with graphql query endpoint of Kontour , Only required if it is enabled from ENABLE_POLYGON_STATISTICS_ENDPOINTS	OPTIONAL
`POLYGON_STATISTICS_API_URL`	`POLYGON_STATISTICS_API_RATE_LIMIT`	`[API_CONFIG]`	`5`	Rate limit to be applied for statistics endpoint per minute, Defaults to 5 request is allowed per minute	OPTIONAL
`WORKER_PREFETCH_MULTIPLIER`	`WORKER_PREFETCH_MULTIPLIER`	`[CELERY]`	`1`	No of tasks that worker can prefetch at a time	OPTIONAL
`DEFAULT_SOFT_TASK_LIMIT`	`DEFAULT_SOFT_TASK_LIMIT`	`[API_CONFIG]`	`7200`	Soft task time limit signal for celery workers in seconds.It will gently remind celery to finish up the task and terminate, Defaults to 2 Hour	OPTIONAL
`DEFAULT_HARD_TASK_LIMIT`	`DEFAULT_HARD_TASK_LIMIT`	`[API_CONFIG]`	`10800`	Hard task time limit signal for celery workers in seconds. It will immediately kill the celery task.Defaults to 3 Hour	OPTIONAL
`USE_DUCK_DB_FOR_CUSTOM_EXPORTS`	`USE_DUCK_DB_FOR_CUSTOM_EXPORTS`	`[API_CONFIG]`	`False`	Enable this setting to use duckdb , By default duck db is disabled and postgres is used	OPTIONAL
`CELERY_BROKER_URL`	`CELERY_BROKER_URL`	`[CELERY]`	`redis://localhost:6379/0`	Redis connection string for the broker	OPTIONAL
`CELERY_RESULT_BACKEND`	`CELERY_RESULT_BACKEND`	`[CELERY]`	`redis://localhost:6379/0`	Redis/psotgresql connection string for the the result backend, eg : db+postgresql://username:password@localhost:5432/db_name	OPTIONAL
`FILE_UPLOAD_METHOD`	`FILE_UPLOAD_METHOD`	`[EXPORT_UPLOAD]`	`disk`	File upload method; Allowed values - disk, s3	OPTIONAL
`BUCKET_NAME`	`BUCKET_NAME`	`[EXPORT_UPLOAD]`	none	AWS S3 Bucket name	CONDITIONAL
`AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID`	`AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID`	`[EXPORT_UPLOAD]`	none	AWS Access Key ID for S3 access	CONDITIONAL
`AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY`	`AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY`	`[EXPORT_UPLOAD]`	none	AWS Secret Access Key for S3 access	CONDITIONAL
`SENTRY_DSN`	`SENTRY_DSN`	`[SENTRY]`	none	Sentry Data Source Name	OPTIONAL
`SENTRY_RATE`	`SENTRY_RATE`	`[SENTRY]`	`1.0`	Sample rate percentage for shipping errors to sentry; Allowed values between 0 (0%) to 1 (100%)	OPTIONAL
`ENABLE_HDX_EXPORTS`	`ENABLE_HDX_EXPORTS`	`[HDX]`	False	Enables hdx related endpoints and imports	OPTIONAL
`ENABLE_METRICS_APIS`	`ENABLE_METRICS_APIS`	`[API_CONFIG]`	False	Enables download metrics related endpoints , Require different setup of metrics populator	OPTIONAL
`HDX_SITE`	`HDX_SITE`	`[HDX]`	'demo'	HDX site to point , By default demo site , use prod for production	CONDITIONAL
`HDX_API_KEY`	`HDX_API_KEY`	`[HDX]`	None	Your API Secret key for hdx upload , should have write access and it is compulsory if ENABLE_HDX_EXPORTS is True	CONDITIONAL
`HDX_OWNER_ORG`	`HDX_OWNER_ORG`	`[HDX]`	None	Your HDX organization ID	CONDITIONAL
`HDX_MAINTAINER`	`HDX_MAINTAINER`	`[HDX]`	None	Your HDX Maintainer ID	CONDITIONAL
`DUCK_DB_MEMORY_LIMIT`	`DUCK_DB_MEMORY_LIMIT`	`[API_CONFIG]`	None	Duck DB max memory limit , 80 % of your RAM eg : '5GB'	CONDITIONAL
`DUCK_DB_THREAD_LIMIT`	`DUCK_DB_THREAD_LIMIT`	`[API_CONFIG]`	None	Duck DB max threads limit ,n of your cores eg : 2	CONDITIONAL
`HDX_SOFT_TASK_LIMIT`	`HDX_SOFT_TASK_LIMIT`	`[HDX]`	`18000`	Soft task time limit signal for celery workers in seconds.It will gently remind celery to finish up the task and terminate, Defaults to 5 Hour	OPTIONAL
`HDX_HARD_TASK_LIMIT`	`HDX_HARD_TASK_LIMIT`	`[HDX]`	`21600`	Hard task time limit signal for celery workers in seconds. It will immediately kill the celery task.Defaults to 6 Hour	OPTIONAL
`PROCESS_SINGLE_CATEGORY_IN_POSTGRES`	`PROCESS_SINGLE_CATEGORY_IN_POSTGRES`	`[HDX]`	False	Recommended for workers with low memery or CPU usage , This will process single category request like buildings only , Roads only in postgres itself and avoid extraction from duckdb	OPTIONAL
`PARALLEL_PROCESSING_CATEGORIES`	`PARALLEL_PROCESSING_CATEGORIES`	`[HDX]`	True	Enable parallel processing for mulitple categories and export formats , Disable this if you have single cpu and limited RAM , Enabled by default	OPTIONAL

Note : HDX_API_KEY

In order to generate HDX_API_KEY , You need to be logged in to https://data.humdata.org/ . Follow following navigation to generate tokens :

Your profile section > User settings > API Tokens

API Tokens have expiry date, It is important to update API Tokens manually each year for hosted api service !

Which Service uses which settings?

Parameter	Config Section	API	Worker
`PGHOST`	`[DB]`	Yes	Yes
`PGPORT`	`[DB]`	Yes	Yes
`PGUSER`	`[DB]`	Yes	Yes
`PGPASSWORD`	`[DB]`	Yes	Yes
`PGDATABASE`	`[DB]`	Yes	Yes
`OSM_CLIENT_ID`	`[OAUTH]`	Yes	No
`OSM_CLIENT_SECRET`	`[OAUTH]`	Yes	No
`OSM_PERMISSION_SCOPE`	`[OAUTH]`	Yes	No
`LOGIN_REDIRECT_URI`	`[OAUTH]`	Yes	No
`APP_SECRET_KEY`	`[OAUTH]`	Yes	No
`OSM_URL`	`[OAUTH]`	Yes	No
`LOG_LEVEL`	`[API_CONFIG]`	Yes	Yes
`RATE_LIMITER_STORAGE_URI`	`[API_CONFIG]`	Yes	No
`RATE_LIMIT_PER_MIN`	`[API_CONFIG]`	Yes	No
`EXPORT_PATH`	`[API_CONFIG]`	Yes (Not needed for upload_s3)	Yes
`EXPORT_MAX_AREA_SQKM`	`[API_CONFIG]`	Yes	No
`USE_CONNECTION_POOLING`	`[API_CONFIG]`	Yes	Yes
`ENABLE_TILES`	`[API_CONFIG]`	Yes	Yes
`ENABLE_SOZIP`	`[API_CONFIG]`	Yes	Yes
`ALLOW_BIND_ZIP_FILTER`	`[API_CONFIG]`	Yes	Yes
`EXTRA_README_TXT`	`[API_CONFIG]`	No	Yes
`INDEX_THRESHOLD`	`[API_CONFIG]`	No	Yes
`MAX_WORKERS`	`[API_CONFIG]`	No	Yes
`DEFAULT_QUEUE_NAME`	`[API_CONFIG]`	Yes	No
`ONDEMAND_QUEUE_NAME`	`[API_CONFIG]`	Yes	No
`ENABLE_POLYGON_STATISTICS_ENDPOINTS`	`[API_CONFIG]`	Yes	Yes
`POLYGON_STATISTICS_API_URL`	`[API_CONFIG]`	Yes	Yes
`POLYGON_STATISTICS_API_RATE_LIMIT`	`[API_CONFIG]`	Yes	No
`DEFAULT_SOFT_TASK_LIMIT`	`[API_CONFIG]`	No	Yes
`DEFAULT_HARD_TASK_LIMIT`	`[API_CONFIG]`	No	Yes
`USE_DUCK_DB_FOR_CUSTOM_EXPORTS`	`[API_CONFIG]`	Yes	Yes
`DUCK_DB_MEMORY_LIMIT`	`[API_CONFIG]`	Yes	Yes
`DUCK_DB_THREAD_LIMIT`	`[API_CONFIG]`	Yes	Yes
`ENABLE_CUSTOM_EXPORTS`	`[API_CONFIG]`	Yes	Yes
`ENABLE_METRICS_APIS`	`[API_CONFIG]`	Yes	No
`CELERY_BROKER_URL`	`[CELERY]`	Yes	Yes
`CELERY_RESULT_BACKEND`	`[CELERY]`	Yes	Yes
`WORKER_PREFETCH_MULTIPLIER`	`[CELERY]`	Yes	Yes
`FILE_UPLOAD_METHOD`	`[EXPORT_UPLOAD]`	Yes	Yes
`BUCKET_NAME`	`[EXPORT_UPLOAD]`	Yes	Yes
`AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID`	`[EXPORT_UPLOAD]`	Yes	Yes
`AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY`	`[EXPORT_UPLOAD]`	Yes	Yes
`SENTRY_DSN`	`[SENTRY]`	Yes	No
`SENTRY_RATE`	`[SENTRY]`	Yes	No
`ENABLE_HDX_EXPORTS`	`[HDX]`	Yes	Yes
`HDX_SITE`	`[HDX]`	Yes	Yes
`HDX_API_KEY`	`[HDX]`	Yes	Yes
`HDX_OWNER_ORG`	`[HDX]`	Yes	Yes
`HDX_MAINTAINER`	`[HDX]`	Yes	Yes
`HDX_SOFT_TASK_LIMIT`	`[HDX]`	No	Yes
`HDX_HARD_TASK_LIMIT`	`[HDX]`	No	Yes
`PROCESS_SINGLE_CATEGORY_IN_POSTGRES`	`[HDX]`	No	Yes
`PARALLEL_PROCESSING_CATEGORIES`	`[HDX]`	No	Yes

Compulsory Configuration

Create `config.txt` inside root directory.

It should be on the same place where config.txt.sample

Prepare your OSM Snapshot Data

Initialize rawdata from here OR Create database "raw" in your local postgres and insert sample dump from

/tests/fixtures/pokhara.sql

psql -U postgres -h localhost raw < pokhara.sql

Put your credentials on Rawdata block

[DB]
PGHOST=localhost
PGUSER=postgres
PGPASSWORD=admin
PGDATABASE=raw
PGPORT=5432

Setup Oauth for Authentication

Login to OSM , Click on My Settings and register your local galaxy app to Oauth2applications

Check on read user preferences and Enter redirect URI as following

http://127.0.0.1:8000/v1/auth/callback/

Grab Client ID and Client Secret and put it inside config.txt as OAUTH Block , you can generate secret key for your application by yourself

[OAUTH]
OSM_CLIENT_ID= your client id
OSM_CLIENT_SECRET= your client secret
OSM_URL=https://www.openstreetmap.org
OSM_PERMISSION_SCOPE=read_prefs
LOGIN_REDIRECT_URI=http://127.0.0.1:8000/v1/auth/callback/
APP_SECRET_KEY=your generated secret key

Configure celery and redis

API uses Celery 5 and Redis 6 for task queue management , Currently implemented for Rawdata endpoint. 6379 is the default port . if you are running redis on same machine your broker could be redis://localhost:6379/. You can change the port according to your configuration for the current docker compose use following

[CELERY]
CELERY_BROKER_URL=redis://redis:6379/0
CELERY_RESULT_BACKEND=redis://redis:6379/0

Finalizing config.txt

Insert your config blocks with the database credentials where you have underpass ,insight and rawdata in your database along with oauth block

Summary of command :

Considering You have PSQL-POSTGIS setup with user postgres host localhost on port 5432 as password admin

  export PGPASSWORD='admin';
  psql -U postgres -h localhost -p 5432 -c "CREATE DATABASE raw;"

  cd tests/fixtures/
  psql -U postgres -h localhost -p 5432 raw  < pokhara.sql

Your config.txt will look like this

[DB]
PGHOST=localhost
PGUSER=postgres
PGPASSWORD=admin
PGDATABASE=raw
PGPORT=5432

[OAUTH]
OSM_CLIENT_ID= your client id
OSM_CLIENT_SECRET= your client secret
OSM_URL=https://www.openstreetmap.org
OSM_PERMISSION_SCOPE=read_prefs
LOGIN_REDIRECT_URI=http://127.0.0.1:8000/v1/auth/callback/
APP_SECRET_KEY=jnfdsjkfndsjkfnsdkjfnskfn

[API_CONFIG]
LOG_LEVEL=debug
RATE_LIMITER_STORAGE_URI=redis://redis:6379

[CELERY]
CELERY_BROKER_URL=redis://redis:6379/0
CELERY_RESULT_BACKEND=redis://redis:6379/0

Tips : Follow .github/workflows/unit-test If you have any confusion on implementation of config file .

Optional Configuration [ You can skip this part for basic installation ]

You can further customize API if you wish with API_CONFIG Block

[API_CONFIG]
EXPORT_PATH=exports # used to store export path
EXPORT_MAX_AREA_SQKM=100000 # max area to support for rawdata input
USE_CONNECTION_POOLING=True # default it will not use connection pooling but you can configure api to use to for psycopg2 connections
LOG_LEVEL=info #options are info,debug,warning,error
ALLOW_BIND_ZIP_FILTER=true # option to configure export output zipped/unzipped Default all output will be zipped
RATE_LIMITER_STORAGE_URI=redis://localhost:6379 # API uses redis as backend for rate limiting
INDEX_THRESHOLD=5000 # value in sqkm to apply grid/country index filter
RATE_LIMIT_PER_MIN=5 # no of requests per minute - default is 5 requests per minute

Based on your requirement you can also customize rawdata exports parameter using EXPORT_UPLOAD block

[EXPORT_UPLOAD]
FILE_UPLOAD_METHOD=disk # options are s3,disk , default disk
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID= your id
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY= yourkey
BUCKET_NAME= your bucket name

Sentry Config :

[SENTRY]
SENTRY_DSN=
SENTRY_RATE=

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configurations.md

Configuring the API service

What you need to start?

Users Table

Sections

Which Service uses which settings?

Compulsory Configuration

Create `config.txt` inside root directory.

Prepare your OSM Snapshot Data

Setup Oauth for Authentication

Configure celery and redis

Finalizing config.txt

Optional Configuration [ You can skip this part for basic installation ]

You can export config variables without block as system env variables too

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Configuring the API service

What you need to start?

Users Table

Sections

Which Service uses which settings?

Compulsory Configuration

Create config.txt inside root directory.

Prepare your OSM Snapshot Data

Setup Oauth for Authentication

Configure celery and redis

Finalizing config.txt

Optional Configuration [ You can skip this part for basic installation ]

You can export config variables without block as system env variables too

Create `config.txt` inside root directory.