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mapcachetools

v1.0.7

Published

This tool downloads images from a map provider and cache it locally on your device. Please check terms and condition of your map provider. The tool is provided as is with no responsibility from author. Please Use IT AT YOUR OWN RISK.

Downloads

12

Readme

MAP Cache Tools

This tool download any area from map provider and store it as images in a folder. You can use these images with a library like Leafet to make your own map server easily without the need to download a local OpenStreetMap server.

Downloaded Images of Map

Usage

Download area from 58.5500977,-4.5231876 to 58.5501,-4.5231976 with maximum zoom in of 20 and minimum zoom in of 0 i.e. whole world zoom, and store images in folder called image_folder

mapcache_download --lat1=58.5500977 --lng1=-4.5231876 --lat2=58.5501 --lng2=-4.5231976 --zin=20 --zout=0 --folder=./image_folder

Map Providers

The application supports openstreetmap.org

mapcache_download --lat1=58.5500977 --lng1=-4.5231876 --lat2=58.5501 --lng2=-4.5231976 --zin=20  --folder=./out 

and api.mapbox.com. You need to have a TOKEN for using api.mapbox.com.

 mapcache_download --lat1=58.5500977 --lng1=-4.5231876 --lat2=58.5501 --lng2=-4.5231976 --zin=20  --folder=./out --provider=1 --token=pk.eyJ1IjoibSahlZm59IiwiYSI6ImNrZW84Nm9rYTA2ZWgycv9mdmNscmFxYzcifQ.c-z43FdasErPzKhbQ

Sample

folder ./site contains a folder called cachedMaps you can put your maps into it and browse them.

cd ./site
http-server .

Disclaimer

Please make sure to review any terms and conditions of map providers you want to use. Author assumes no liability for any incidental, consequential or other liability from the use of this product.