@kartotherian/demultiplexer
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Tile source that directs tile requests to different tile sources depending on the zoom level
Tile source that directs tile requests to different tile sources depending on the zoom level
Scenario: There are two different tile sources, one with the low-zoom earth imagery, and another with the detailed vector-based high-zoom data. Demultiplexer would allow us to return low zoom tiles (e.g. before zoom 6) from one source, and high zoom tiles from another.
storeLow:
uri: cassandra://...
storeHigh:
uri: cassandra://...
mix:
uri: demultiplexer://
params:
source1: {ref: storeLow}
from1: 0
before1: 6
source2: {ref: storeHigh}
from2: 6
before2: 18
fromN is inclusive, beforeN is exclusive. Configuration must specify a non-duplicate source for every zoom level between minimum and maximum, but minimum may be non-zero.
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Tile source that directs tile requests to different tile sources depending on the zoom level
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