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Hello :), I am very glad to see that this project made its way to PyPI. This is very exciting and will helpful for quite some people.
I was using the "original" or "first" version that was published on https://test.pypi.org, which had bindings to build the tiles for a given .pbf file from within python. Unfortunately, it seems like the binding for this functionality is missing from this project and I was wondering why it was excluded. There are cases like batch processing, where you generate or download different .pbf files and calculate routes or map match. Spinning up a docker image from within python for each file is possible, but kinda unhandy.
Would it be possible to add valhalla.BuildTiles(..) to this project as well? :)
Thank you!
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IIRC there was a problem with OS X not recognizing one of the libs correctly. We’re definitely looking to (re-)implement tile building, but not entirely sure yet if that’ll be OSS. We’ll keep this open and update once we’re there.
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Hello :), I am very glad to see that this project made its way to PyPI. This is very exciting and will helpful for quite some people.
I was using the "original" or "first" version that was published on https://test.pypi.org, which had bindings to build the tiles for a given
.pbf
file from within python. Unfortunately, it seems like the binding for this functionality is missing from this project and I was wondering why it was excluded. There are cases like batch processing, where you generate or download different.pbf
files and calculate routes or map match. Spinning up a docker image from within python for each file is possible, but kinda unhandy.Would it be possible to add
valhalla.BuildTiles(..)
to this project as well? :)Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: