Brandon Liu

Thanks for the feedback - the "Contrast" style was contributed by @cashc and isn't one of the five styles (light, dark, black, grayscale, white) I'm working on actively maintaining. In...

Initial list for tileset v3.6: `pmap:kind`: `hospital`, `hotel`, `library`, `park`, `playground`, `police`, `post_office`, `school`, `stadium`, `supermarket`, `university`, `national_park`, `forest`, `station`, `restaurant`, `cafe`, `fast_food`, `zoo`, `attraction`, `fire_station`, `bank`, `college`, `golf_course`, `military`...

> I don't think a screenshot is all that useful here since I'm talking about metadata. Our design principle is that the key/value tags in the tileset drive the visual...

I'm going to merge styles v3.0.0 with the minimum possible sprites (`townspot` only) and then make more additions in minor versions.

We should follow the same build as Planetiler itself: https://github.com/onthegomap/planetiler/discussions/714 which will reduce the potential drift between here and upstream. Any reason that wouldn't work?

In general, no, themes beyond the base 5 (light, dark, white, grayscale, black) we can't commit to maintaining indefinitely into the future. The suggested theming approach is to create a...

``` COPY . /basemaps ``` By default the source downloads, possibly gigabytes of NE, OSM water/land polygons, and OSM files are stored in `data/` in the `tiles` dir of this...

@Edefritz yes, that looks like the right approach. It doesn't express a good way to separate labels/no labels for custom themes, or a way to inherit parts of a theme...

I think this is a simpler approach: https://github.com/protomaps/basemaps/pull/269 The README will mount the `data` dir, which lets you re-use the downloads across runs and move the output to the host...

I'm going to close this as done - reopen if there's issues running in Docker.