Experimental Python wrapper of vtzero a minimalist vector tile decoder and encoder in C++
- Python >= 3.8
- gcc/clang++ >= 4.5 (C++11)
You can install python-vtzero using pip
$ python -m pip install vtzeroor install from source
$ git clone https://github.com/tilery/python-vtzero $ cd python-vtzero # Download vendor submodules (protozero, mvt-fixtures, vtzero) $ git submodule update --init # Compile Cython module $ python setup.py build_ext --inplace $ python -m pip install -e .A complete example can be found here
from vtzero.tile import VectorTile, Tile, Layer, Point # Create MVT tile = Tile() # Add a layer layer = Layer(tile, b'my_layer') # Add a point feature = Point(layer) feature.add_points(1) feature.set_point(10, 10) feature.add_property(b'foo', b'bar') feature.add_property(b'x', b'y') feature.commit() # Encode mvt data = tile.serialize()