@eniromaps/seeder
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Seed TMS tiles and store them on Amazon S3 under a specific tile version. Tiles can later be fetched via a tile-broker.
The seeder will push jobs on a priority job queue backed by the redis instance at REDIS_URL. Jobs are pulled from the queue by tile-workers who will render the tiles and store them on Amazon S3 under the correct tile version.
$ git clone git@bitbucket.org:eniro/seeder.git
$ cd seeder
$ npm install
The following environment variables can be set. They can later be overridden by command line args.
$ export REDIS_URL=<redis-server-url> #default is redis://127.0.0.1:6379
$ bin/seed.js <options>
The following options are available:
--redisUrl
set redis url (override $REDIS_URL)
--layer
The layer to seed. e.g map or nautical
--zoom
Comma separated list of zoom levels to seed
--metaTileSize
Meta tile size. Default is 3.
--concurrency
Number of meta tiles that should be processed at the same time. Default is 5.
--tileVersion
The new tile version. Default is todays date e.g 20160223
--shp
Shapefile with seeding bounds.
$ bin/seed.js --layer=map --zoom=15,16,17 --shp=shape/ag_omr.shp
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