tilestache-compose1
Set a map coverage area
Usage
tilestache-compose [options]
file ...
Overview
This manual page documents briefly the tilestache-compose command.
There are three ways to set a map coverage area.
1) Center, zoom, and dimensions: create a map of the specified size, centered on a given geographical point at a given zoom level:
tilestache-compose.py -c config.json -l layer-name -d 800 800 -n 37.8 -122.3 -z 11 out.jpg
2) Extent and dimensions: create a map of the specified size that adequately covers the given geographical extent:
tilestache-compose.py -c config.json -l layer-name -d 800 800 -e 36.9 -123.5 38.9 -121.2 out.png
3) Extent and zoom: create a map at the given zoom level that covers the precise geographical extent, at whatever pixel size is necessary:
tilestache-compose.py -c config.json -l layer-name -e 36.9 -123.5 38.9 -121.2 -z 9 out.jpg
Options
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-c, --config file -
Path to configuration file.
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-l, --layer layer -
Layer name from configuration.
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Geographic center of map. |
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Geographic extent of map. |
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-z, --zoom level -
Zoom level.
-d,--dimensionswidth height-
Pixel width, height of output image.
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-v, --verbose -
Make a bunch of noise.
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-i, --include-paths paths -
Add the following colon-separated list of paths to Python's include path (aka sys.path)
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-x, --ignore-cached -
Re-render every tile, whether it is in the cache already or not.
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-h, --help -
Show summary of options.
Releases
Unchanged in 2 releases since Debian 9 (Stretch).