Quickstart

0. If you don't want to build images from source, run docker-compose pull before any futher steps.
1. Download .pbf dump of region you want to render (e.g. using https://download.geofabrik.de/). Let's take luxembourg-latest.osm.pbf as and example.
2. Place downloaded luxembourg-latest.osm.pbf file into data folder.
3. Run ./manage.sh import luxembourg-latest.osm.pbf in order to start postgis and import osm data into.
4. Run ./manage.sh run to start webserver (works on 8082 port by default). Generated tiles are available by http://localhost:8082/osm/{z}/{x}/{y}.png

Prerendering tiles

You can prerender given area using following command:

/manage.sh render prerender --help
usage: manage.py prerender [-h] [--lat_min LAT_MIN] [--lng_min LNG_MIN]
                           [--lat_max LAT_MAX] [--lng_max LNG_MAX]
                           [--min-zoom MIN_ZOOM] [--max-zoom MAX_ZOOM]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  --lat_min LAT_MIN
  --lng_min LNG_MIN
  --lat_max LAT_MAX
  --lng_max LNG_MAX
  --min-zoom MIN_ZOOM
  --max-zoom MAX_ZOOM

In order to find boundary you can use bboxfinder.

Recommended hardware

TODO: