deck.gl-demos | Examples showing how to use Google Maps Platform | Map library

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deck.gl-demos is a JavaScript library typically used in Geo, Map, React, Three.js, WebGL applications. deck.gl-demos has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

deck.gl uses a layer-based approach to render WebGL-accelerated data visualizations on top of the Google Maps base map. Custom overlay support in the Maps JS API is used to sync the layers movement of the underlying map, including panning and zooming. To learn more about how the deck.gl and Google Maps Platform teams worked together to add support for deck.gl to the Maps JS API base map, check out this post on the vis.gl blog.

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deck.gl-demos saves you 71 person hours of effort in developing the same functionality from scratch.

It has 185 lines of code, 0 functions and 26 files.

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Generate the flat plot layers for the user .
Create a hexagon layer .
Get the direction direction of a Trip
Get all places in places .
Generate an arc layer .
Initialize the google map
Loads script script
Formats the timing for a route
iterator of Trips
Re shuffle items in an array .

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How to receive tile data from ClusterBuster vector tile server in the sample example?

QUESTION

How to receive tile data from ClusterBuster vector tile server in the sample example?

Asked 2020-Sep-23 at 18:09

Summary

Seems the guys did a great work with the built-in filtering, clustering and caching on the ClusterBuster vector tile server. I'm really excited about this project that looks very promising and i'm eager to try it!

I'm working on a project on plotting Deck.gl layers (MVTLayer) on top of Google Maps from a vector tile server through their integration. I want to try to integrate and to serve from ClusterBuster server some clustered points saved in PostGIS.

Expected result:

I want to receive tile data from ClusterBuster vector tile server like in their provided sample example.

Actual result:

Provided sample example not working (points not showing on map, neither on Mapbox, nor on Google Maps with Deck.gl).

My attempts

I tried building and running the example provided but somehow, i'm not able to do this.

I ran the provided express server clusterbuster/example/express.ts and for frontend tried with the provided mapbox example from clusterbuster/example/mapbox.html (with my mapbox token) but nothing appears on mapbox map (nor on Google maps with my Deck.gl example).

As stated in the clusterbuster/example/readme.md i created an .env file with PostGIS connections settings.

After running the following commands:

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ANSWER

Answered 2020-Sep-23 at 18:09

After enabling debug in the TileServer configuration (with debug: true), i noticed 2 errors:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64027399

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