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@eniromaps/tile-workers

v1.1.3

Published

Workers for live rendering and seeding

Downloads

10

Readme

tile-workers

This project contains workers for both live rendering and seeding of map tiles.

Prerequisites

The following third-party software are required and must be installed for the tile workers to function:

Install

$ npm install -g @eniromaps/tile-workers

Examples

Start a live rendering worker for nautical tiles:

$ live-worker \
     --layer nautical \
     --data /data/nautical \
     --graphics /data/graphics/nautical \
     --layout /data/layout/wcm_nautical_layout.xml

Start a live rendering worker for retina map tiles:

$ live-worker \
     --layer map2x \
     --data /data/map \
     --graphics /data/graphics/map2x \
     --layout /data/layout/wcm_layout.xml \
     --dpr 2 \
     --linescale 0.75 \
     --tilesize 512

Start a worker for seeding of nautical tiles:

$ seed-worker \
     --layer nautical
     --data /data/nautical \
     --graphics /data/graphics/nautical \
     --layout /data/layout/wcm_nautical_layout.xml \
     --aws_bucket <aws_bucket> \
     --aws_key <aws_key> \
     --aws_secret <aws_secret>

Options

|Name|Type|Description|Default value|Required| |----|----|-----------|-------------|:------:| data|String|Path to data dir|-|yes graphics|String|Path to graphis dir|-|yes layout|String|Path to layout file|-|yes layer|String|Map layer to render|-|yes redis|String|Redis URL|redis://localhost:6379|No port|Integer|Mapserver port|4567|No threads|Integer|Number of mapserver threads||No quantize|Integer|Number of colors|128|No tilesize|Integer|Tile size in pixels|256|No dpr|Decimal|Device pixel ratio|1.0|No linescale|Decimal|Line scale|1.0|No debug|Bool|Should debug info be drawn on map|false|No debugclipping|Bool|Should debug clipping be drawn on map|false|No

Additional options for seed-worker

|Name|Type|Description|Default value|Required| |----|----|-----------|-------------|:------:| aws_bucket|String|aws s3 bucket name|-|yes aws_key|String|aws api key|-|yes aws_bucket|String|aws api secret|-|yes