Steve Bennett

I found I had to change the URL as follows: ``` GFS_URL="https://nomads.ncep.noaa.gov/cgi-bin/filter_gfs_${RES}.pl?file=gfs.t${GFS_TIME}z.pgrb2.${RES}.anl&lev_max_wind=on&${BBOX}&dir=%2Fgfs.${GFS_DATE}%2F${GFS_TIME}%2Fatmos" ``` and update prepare.js as follows: ```js const umessage = data.u.messages[0]; const vmessage = data.v.messages[0]; const unpack =...

Is there actually any difference between JSON5 and JSON6? Maybe those differececs could be documented...

Hmm, some of those, like the underscore digit separation, seem a bit arbitrary, and not related to ES2015. One of the things I liked about JSON5, compared to HJSON, was...

Ah thanks. No, there's nothing that says explicitly that `tiles` can only be .png. (There's also nothing that says that other formats are ok, or that the URL should determine...

Also, it does seem that there is an ambiguity if you're serving GeoJSON tiles. A quick reading of the spec would suggest using the `data` field, but then you'd run...

IMHO, the first approach is a bit limiting, and the second one a bit cumbersome. The srcset approach would lead to something like: ``` "tiles": ["http://example.com/{z}/{x}/{y}.png 1x, http://example.com/{z}/{x}/{y}@2x.png 2x"] ```...

It looks like the change proposed by this PR was made by #1032, so this can be closed now.

Just updating to add a use case. I generally like to distinguish bush camping sites (no electricity or plumbing) from commercial campgrounds. I'd use the `campsite` icon for the former,...

Yup, came to report the same thing. The actual font names that are available are listed here: https://github.com/openmaptiles/fonts/blob/gh-pages/fontstacks.json

http://ndjson.org/ is the simple version of that. This is really useful for working with the ndjson-cli library, for instance. Another valuable use is for converting the result into vector tiles...