Nick Hallahan

Hmm, I get: ``` /Users/nick/node-mapnik-sample-code/tile/database/app.js:19 mapnik.register_datasource(path.join(mapnik.settings.paths.input_plugins,'post ^ TypeError: Object # has no method 'register_datasource' ``` and `mapnik.register_default_input_plugins()` just gives me the same problem.

I actually reinstalled everything from a fresh OS X image, and I'm getting the same problem. When I list input plugins, I have: ``` Nicholass-MacBook-Pro:node-mapnik-sample-code nick$ ls -l `mapnik-config --input-plugins`...

Looking at `brew info mapnik`, I have an x by the postgresql. What can I do after the fact to install postgres support after it's been installed? Perhaps I should...

If the lowest_order optimization you have in #9 is significant, sorting OpenStreetMap (or any planet scale) data would be fastest for this Hilbert variant. I had to flip around one...

This is cool! I will try it out in PlanetVectorTile. https://github.com/planet-vector-tile/planet-vector-tile

Hi Dimtriy, I haven't thought about it. This was an afternoon hack, but if you think it would be useful I can publish it. Are you using it for something?...


There is something weird about this, because I can't seem to reproduce it consistently.

You could just generate vector tiles where everything road, tunnel, bridge related is in the same layer?

The following hack allows you to load an MBTiles file in iOS. Note that this is ugly, as we do a string replace in the JSON file. https://github.com/maplibre/maplibre-gl-native/compare/main...hallahan:maplibre-gl-native:mbtiles?expand=1#diff-cee3c54549008c6cf175a4a38578f91ac799f4adb9a4d0c50181f748d75e2c6bR1910 What we...