Brandon Liu

Hi, agreed this would be great! The major blocker is for the OpenLayers API to allow asynchronous tile creation, which I was not able to figure out based on looking...

@fl0cke thanks, I got this running! What do you think is the right plugin structure? I don't use OpenLayers much but I had the impression from https://openlayers.org/en/latest/doc/tutorials/bundle.html that ES6 modules...

Would probably demand a fork + new Source: https://tangrams.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Syntax-Reference/sources/ Prefer https://github.com/protomaps/go-pmtiles as a solution for renderers that need Z/X/Y tiles.

https://github.com/tangrams/tangram/issues/776

Likely not going to do this as the demand for rendering is mostly in MapLibre/Leaflet/OL. Please re-open if this is something there is an immediate use case for.

New spec defines an `extension` in the header that can be used to return a `400 Bad Request` if the requested path extension does not match the tileset. This eliminates...

Leaflet `GridLayer` creation is synchronous; `maxNativeZoom`, `minNativeZoom` and `bounds` can only be specified at layer creation time. So to do this correctly using existing Leaflet APIs needs to be done...

After a cursory amount of exploration: Major S3-compatible providers (AWS, GCP, Azure) have a way to set CORS policy including exposing additional headers through primary settings interface (AWS UI, Azure...

We need to consider the side effects of caching the root directory + metadata as well. If we are using etag-based expiration, a request for a tile using a stale...

`Expires` and `Cache-Control` headers are now passed through, which clients like MapLibre can take advantage of. Metadata is not cached directly by the implementation.