Automated way to generate config.toml

[MohammedAlsayed]

Hi,

I'm looking for a config.toml where it's layer names matches with osm-liberity.json layer names
The osm-liberity style can be found here: https://maputnik.github.io/editor/#0.8/-0/0.

Also, is there a matching style with the config.toml in the tegola-osm (meaning (the layer names matches in both files) example ?

[ARolek]

@MohammedAlsayed tegola does not currently have a way to generate a config file from a data source. We have considered this idea to help get up and running quicker but have not yet implemented it. Even if we did automate the config generation you would need to do subsequent refinement to match the properties the client side would be expecting.

This being said, the config should not be too difficult to implement. If you need some guidance I'm happy to help with any hurdles you encounter. If you do setup the config it would be great if you released it for others to use.

[PetersonGIS]

An auto-generated config would help when the database has 20+ tables. It could get newbies started more easily as well. They can start with the auto-generated config and then refine it as necessary. I think this is a great idea if it is possible.

[erictheise]

I've been working on and using a Python tool that creates providers and maps layers for the tegola config based on the imposm3 import. I'm also planning to implement a reconcile action that'll flag imports that don't appear in the tegola config and vice versa. Seems quite likely this could be modified to ingest a style and export a reasonable starting point for a tegola config.