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[Question] Mapbox vector tile server solution #9
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Hi, seems like a nice project :-) What are you planning to use for encoding the vector tiles? |
Yep, interesting project.
What do you mean by that? On the frontend part or on the backend? |
I meant on the server-side, or are you using existing vector tiles? |
First step I want to query the Tile information from OSM dump file by OsmSharp and covert this data to GeoJson and Mapbox Vector tile format. |
I'm working on encoding... perhaps will do a pull request here or at least share my code later on... |
I was just looking for a way to write (encode) into protobuf tiles from a similar data stucture (classes) as in this library. How far are youwith encoding? @xivk |
I have some code to share but it's extremely hacky and dirty for now, more a POC than anything else... but it works for linestrings: https://github.com/itinero/vector-tiles/tree/master/src/Itinero.VectorTiles.Mapbox You can see it in action here: http://routing.anyways.eu/#15.13/51.2621/4.7874 The roads data only comes from one of the Itinero route planning instances, the rest from open vector tiles. |
Cool. Though I vent with a node interop solution :) using NodeServices in dotnet core. So i send the tile as json to node which encodes it using the following function
Was alot faster then coding it in c# :) |
Yeah for sure, perhaps a bit different for me, I need a high-performing way of generating the tiles without first encoding them as json directly from a routing database. That's also why I probably won't be submitting a pull-request here but feel free to reuse whatever code you find in this project (in whatever license you want): https://github.com/itinero/vector-tiles/tree/master/src/Itinero.VectorTiles.Mapbox |
I ported GeoJSON-VT to c# some time ago and just wanted to be able to save the data as pbf files :) But thanks for the effort, i am sure that it also will benefits others :) |
hello @pksorensen . I'm very interested in your solution. Are you using your GeoJSON-VT to c# and then node + vtpbf ? Did you succeed? Thanks! |
Ye, i can put it up online in the weekend with some examples. Ping me again in the weekend to ask for progress :) I ported the GeoJSON-VT from JS to C#, then extented it to work with custom projections and generate pbf vector tiles to file system that can be hosted on a file host like Azure BlobStorage eller amazon. |
Nice! Is your GeoJSON-VT port public? O would you be willing to share it? |
Dear Poul,
Thank you so much.
I will for sure check back :)
Thank you so much!
Andre Schardong
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Ye, i can put it up online in the weekend with some examples. Ping me
again in the weekend to ask for progress :)
I ported the GeoJSON-VT from JS to C#, then extented it to work with
custom projections and generate pbf vector tiles to file system that can be
hosted on a file host like Azure BlobStorage eller amazon.
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Hi Poul,
Just checking if you had some time to look into this.
so sorry bothering you.
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Ye, i put the code at https://github.com/EarthML/EarthML.SpatialCluster but at this point its more a proof of concept. There is a sample application that can take a point.geojson file and tile it up aswell as do some simple XY clustering. |
well some examples for vector tile servers are given so closing this issue |
Hi,
I would like to create a PoC for .Net based Vector Tile server and serve Mapbox and GeoJson vector tile format. I'm planning to load the map data from OSM with OsmSharp
Do you know a sample about it or could you adjust me to a right direction?
I'm new in the map rendering and vector tile rendering so any help would be awesome.
Thanks
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