WhooTS.js is a WMS to TMS proxy, i.e., it rewrites TMS requests into WMS requests, and so enables the usage of WMS servers in applications that only support TMS.
Based on WhooTS written in Ruby.
npm install
node app
http://localhost:3000/tms/{z}/{x}/{y}/{layer}/{wms}format=image/pngversion=1.1.1srs=EPGS:900913 (e.g., srs=EPGS:3857, see notes below)layers=map=styles=EPSG:900913 (or aliases, then use ?srs={srs})FAQs
A WMS to TMS proxy
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