Import the latest version of the basiskaart db into PostGIS:
docker-compose up -d database
docker-compose exec database update-db.sh basiskaart
Create the mviews which contains the BGT en KBK10 and KBK50 data, run from the repro root dir
docker exec -it vector_tiles_t_rex_database_1 bash `psql -h localhost -p5402 -U basiskaart -d basiskaart -f ./config/database/create_all_mviews.sql` | echo please wait...
Make sure T-Rex can actually cache the files to disk:
mkdir -p cache
sudo chown -Rf www-data:wwww-data cache
Bring up T-Rex to serve vector tiles in Web Mercator (EPSG:3857) projection:
docker-compose up -d t_rex
View the vector tiles in Web Mercator (EPSG:3857) projection:
Bring up T-Rex to serve vector tiles in Rijksdriehoekstelsel (EPSG:28992) projection:
docker-compose up -d t_rex_rd
View the vector tiles in Rijksdriehoekstelsel (EPSG:28992) projection:
To generate vector tiles cache, run cmd:
docker-compose run t_rex generate --minzoom 10 --maxzoom 16 --config /var/config/topo_wm.toml --extent 4.49712476945351,52.1630507756721,5.60867873764429,52.6147675426215
To generate vector tiles cache, run cmd:
docker-compose run t_rex_rd generate --minzoom 5 --maxzoom 11 --config /var/config/topo_rd.toml --extend 4.49712476945351,52.1630507756721,5.60867873764429,52.6147675426215
Bring up TileServer GL to serve raster tiles:
docker-compose up -d tileserver_gl
Check the TileServer GL configuration and endpoints:
http://localhost:8080/
View the raster tiles in Web Mercator (EPSG:3857) projection:
View the raster tiles in Rijksdriehoekstelsel (EPSG:28992) projection:
To see the vector tiles we need to add t_rex and t_rex_rd to point to 127.0.0.1 in /etc/hosts
sudo cat >>/etc/hosts <<EOL
#
# Map t-rex endpoints to localhost
#
127.0.0.1 t_rex
127.0.0.1 t_rex_rd
EOL
Build topo_wm mapproxy image:
docker-compose build topo_wm
Then run the mapproxy seeding :
docker-compose run topo_wm
The resulting tiles are in the ./tiles subdirectory