Tiny and fast vector tile decoder and encoder in C++.
Implements the Mapbox Vector Tile Specification 2.x.
- C++11 compiler (GCC 4.8 or higher, clang 3.5 or higher, ...)
- CMake
- Protozero version >= 1.7.0
First clone protozero:
git clone [email protected]:mapbox/protozero.git
Then clone vtzero beside protozero. The vtzero build system will, among
several places, look for protozero at ../protozero. (If you would like to
use protozero from a different path you can set PROTOZERO_INCLUDE_DIR in
the CMake configuration step.)
Then, inside the vtzero directory do:
git submodule update --init
Finally, to build the examples and tests do:
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make
Call ctest to run the tests.
Several examples are provided to show usage of the library.
Call
examples/vtzero-create
to create test tile named test.mvt.
Call
examples/vtzero-show TILE-FILE
to show the contents of TILE-FILE.
You can use
examples/vtzero-check TILE-FILE
to check vector tile for validity.
Extensive documentation is available:
Make sure to read all of it before using vtzero. Vtzero isn't the simplest library to use, because it always chooses performance over ease of use.
If Doxygen is installed on your
system, the build process will automatically create the API docs for you.
The results will be in your build directory under doc/html.
Jochen Topf ([email protected]), Dane Springmeyer ([email protected])
