I am looking to do something like this but where I have all the data on the same server.
I've been following through the set of tutorials @ sparkgeo.com/labs/big/ and I'm having some difficulty. Ultimately I'd like to get it working with Leaflet
like the tutorial @ sparkgeo.com/labs/bigleaflet/ but I can't get the version on the prior tutorial to work either. So the final version will be generating R Shiny
interactive maps and layers from tiles accessed through Leaflet
generated by Postgis
by means of node.js
using mapnik
and mapbox
.
The Wax
libraries used in that tutorial have been removed so I installed this. I pointed the tiles in the HTML
file to http://localhost:8000/{z}/{x}/{y}.png
and pointed to my location of wax.g.min.js
. No census tracts are showing up with I run the cencon.js
code. Similarly with the Leaflet
version of the HTML
file, I pointed to the localhost for the layers and they are not displaying. They are successfully loaded to the PostGIS
database and changing the database login info.
OK, so I'm new to all of this and I'm wondering if I'm missing something obvious. I did not alter the code other than what I previously mentioned. Is there something else I needed to do to generate the tiles @ http://localhost:8000/{z}/{x}/{y}.png
? Also, now that Wax
is superseded, do you have any links for more suitable tutorials using mapbox
?
GET http://localhost:8000/10/166/395.png net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED
and so on. I am wondering if the database is too slow since it takes forever to load a table into QGIS. Will update those settings. When I just browse to one tile with the real URL it gives me nothing as well. – ideamotor Apr 29 '14 at 20:33