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# Streckenkarte
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A tool to display maps of lines as vector tiles using leaflet.
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## Dependencies
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* Tippecanoe
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* ogrmerge (part of gdal-bin in Debian)
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## Usage
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This software is meant to be installed as a hosted installation for
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several maps. This is done by putting the files in the `frontend`
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directory on a web server so they appear as `/common/*`, and then
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creating a directory for each map, with the maps appearing at
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`/$mapname/`. This directory should contain a `strecken.pmtiles`
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containing the vector tiles, as well as a `layers.json` containing
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metadata, and the web server should be configured to display
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`/common/index.html` when accessing `/$mapname/`. This can be achieved
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on nginx with the following snippet:
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```
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location ~ /.+/$ {
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rewrite ^/(.*)$ /common/index.html last;
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}
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```
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The `strecken.pmtiles` file is best generated using the
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`mapbuilder.sh` script. Furthermore, exporting maps from umap is
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possible using the `umap-extractor.py` script, which takes care of
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exporting the data as well as the graphical style for each layer.
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