An address validator service.

Keep it in the memory. Produce a map of addresses like the following:

{
  "hu" => {
    "budapest": {
      "1085": {
        "jozsef": {
          "korut": {
            "16": {
              "city"=> "Budapest", 
              "state"=>nil,
              "county"=>nil,
              "region"=>nil,
              "postcode"=>"1085",
              "street"=>"József körút",
              "number"=>"16",
              "unit"=>nil
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

Recieve an input: Budapest, József korut 16, 1085

Normalize it to something like this:

["budapest", "jozsef", "korut", "16", "1085"]

Then recursively iterate over each and try to navigate down each map received in each iteration. Finally you should end up with an address hash.

To handle missing contry codes, the easiest way to store a map without the country code as a separate map in the map list.

Currently it handles osm.pbf, but geojson will also be added. Just copy your pbf into data/osm/[country_code]/my.osm.pbf.

docker build -f docker/Dockerfile -t addressor .

docker run --rm -i -t -v ./:/app -v ./docker/home:/root:Z -w /app -p 3000:3000 addressor /bin/bash

bundle exec puma -p 3000

• Reinstate geojson loading from history
• Normalize countries to country codes
• Normalize street types or try to ignore them if possible
• Optimize JSONs by eliminating layers with single keys
• Unfold compound house numbers