feat: New DescriptionService

- New DescriptionService that offers structured object information
- Adaption of DumpData to make use of the new service.ost to make use of more available Features

webpage/content/documentation/concepts.md

@@ -15,15 +15,15 @@ This article tries to explain some general concepts of libosmscout.
 ## Import
 
 Libosmscout has its own internal representation of OSM data. This is necssary
-to offer fast access of the data and reduze the size of the data on disk.
+to offer fast access of the data and reduce the size of the data on disk.
 Standard export formats like .osm or *.osm.pbf files are used as data dump
 from the OSM SQL database for further processing and are designed  for fast,
 index random data access.
 
 For importing the data the `Import` tool is used. The import tool generates
-a custom libosmsocut database from the raw data passed.
+a custom libosmscout database from the raw data passed.
 
-An import normally is restrictied to a certain area of the world. Normally
+An import normally is restricted to a certain area of the world. Normally
 you find imports for countries or counties or bigger cities.
 
 Take a look at the [import tutorial]({{< ref "/tutorials/Importing.md" >}}) for
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ act as index into data and still other files have index and actual data combined
 You can find a description of the individual database files
 [here]({{< ref "/documentation/database.md" >}}).
 
-Libomssocut assumes (but does not enforce this) that all maps are stored under
+Libomsscout assumes (but does not enforce this) that all maps are stored under
 the same directory. Each database has its own sub directory storing the
 individual files.
 
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ The `Database` class allows easy to all database files.
 
 ## Services
 
-To further hide the details or complexity o f the low level access code a number
+To further hide the details or complexity of the low level access code, a number
 of Services have been defined that offer a more suitable API.
 
 Currently the following services exist:
@@ -57,6 +57,7 @@ Currently the following services exist:
 * `LocationService`
 * `RoutingService`
 * `POIService`
+* `DescriptionService`
 
 ## BasemapDatabase
 

webpage/content/features/_index.md

@@ -15,15 +15,16 @@ menu:
 All basic features for
 
 * importing OSM data
-* quering the resulting database
+* querying the resulting database
 * rendering fancy maps nobody have ever seen
 * finding locations no one else could find
-* and routing you to all these strange places
+* routing you to all these strange places
+* and describing a object
 
 are implemented.
 
 You should be able to implement your application with all
-basic features required for a navigation application. However there are still
+basic features required for a navigation application. However, there are still
 corners, we have not yet visited, some ideas though of but not implemented
 yet. The following list of documents should give you an overview what is
 already there - and what is not.