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README.md
Tileserver
Render raster data from vector tiles and style projects on the fly with the help of tessera.
You plug in your own vector tiles and style projects and get a raster tile server.
Kitematic Usage
Start a new container by searching for osm2vectortiles/tileserver.
The container will complain about missing tm2 style projects.
Mount your mbtiles files and tm2 style projects into the /data volume.
Now restart the container. You should be up and running serving generated raster tiles.
Docker Usage
Assuming you are in the folder containing your mbtiles files and tm2 style projects.
docker run -p 80:80 -v $(pwd):/data osm2vectortiles/tileserver
Visit localhost:80 to see a leaflet
map of the rendered raster tiles.
Vector Tiles Source Configuration
The tileserver is meant to server the tiles from your own
vector tiles. You can develop your stylesheet with a local tm2source source
or a mapbox source but once you serve the tiles you need to reference a mbtiles source.
If you have a mbtiles file named the same as your tm2 project in the data directory,
the server will automatically replace your previous source with a new source.
Given the current folder contains the following files and directories.
├── countries.tm2
└── countries.mbtiles
The original source mapbox:///klokantech.97cbd1e1 in the project.yml will
now be replaced with mbtiles:///data/countries.mbtiles.
Test
Run test.sh to execute and test the tileserver container with the
vector-tiles-sample project.