@tileflow/maps 0.1.0-alpha.21 → 0.1.0-alpha.22

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package/README.md CHANGED
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  - `streets`: contemporary street cartography with Mapbox-inspired time-of-day and color themes,
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  ranked POIs, Madrid transit network symbols, generic road-reference shields, and regional hillshade.
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  - `soundings`: bathymetric reference cartography with depth bands, continuous relief, and port context.
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- - `terrain`: contemporary topography with 3D relief, hillshade, contours, trails, peaks and natural
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+ - `outdoors`: contemporary topography with 3D relief, hillshade, contours, trails, peaks and natural
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  landcover. It shares Streets' lettering, roads, POIs and four times of day.
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  Every official map is a complete, independent root using the same Core compiler. Official map
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  remain an approximation. Available POIs, abbreviated names,
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  proprietary landmark models, transit branding, and building detail can differ from the reference.
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- ### Terrain
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+ ### Outdoors
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- Terrain includes `light`, `dawn`, `dusk` and `dark` themes, a `light` time-of-day family, and
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- system light/dark selection. Its initial view looks across Chamonix in 3D. Use
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- `packages/maps/terrain.config.ts` in an SDK checkout to preview or capture the regional, mountain,
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+ Outdoors includes `light`, `dawn`, `dusk` and `dark` themes, a `light` time-of-day family, and
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+ system light/dark selection. Summit labels include their elevation in metres when the data provides it. Its initial view looks across Chamonix in 3D. Use
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+ `packages/maps/outdoors.config.ts` in an SDK checkout to preview or capture the regional, mountain,
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  trail, city and mobile scenes through the same CLI as Streets.
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  The default elevation source is public Mapterhorn Terrarium tiles (512 px, maximum source zoom 12).
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  Relief, hillshade and generated contours share that TileJSON. To change providers, retain the
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- Terrain settings with `resolveMap(terrain).terrain` and replace its `url`, `encoding`, `tileSize`
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+ elevation settings with `resolveMap(outdoors).terrain` and replace its `url`, `encoding`, `tileSize`
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  and `maxZoom` as appropriate; `terrain` is an atomic configuration field when extending a map.
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  A custom `contours.demUrl` overrides the contour provider explicitly. Geographic tiles are requested
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  at runtime and are not bundled. Local map detail depends on the available World and elevation data.
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  ## Themes and assets
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- `streetsThemes` and `terrainThemes` expose their complete appearance collections. Import those
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+ `streetsThemes` and `outdoorsThemes` expose their complete appearance collections. Import those
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  collections when using `defineTheme()` to derive a new appearance. A declared `themes` collection
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  replaces the inherited collection, so also declare the intended `defaultTheme` and `systemThemes`
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  and optional `timeOfDay` mappings. `system` belongs to browser selection; captures and builds use concrete theme names.
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- The package exports `streetsIcons`, `soundingsIcons` and `terrainIcons`. These are installed
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- resource directories, not sprite URLs. Terrain composes Streets' artwork with its own summit
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- symbols. Streets and Terrain share `streetsFonts` (DINish and Noto Sans) and `streetsModels`.
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+ The package exports `streetsIcons`, `soundingsIcons` and `outdoorsIcons`. These are installed
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+ resource directories, not sprite URLs. Outdoors composes Streets' artwork with its own summit
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+ symbols. Streets and Outdoors share `streetsFonts` (DINish and Noto Sans) and `streetsModels`.
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  Soundings declares a Noto Sans URL glyph provider from an immutable Hosted base-asset set.
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  The CLI and build integrations prepare the selected directories into runtime assets.
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  # Third-party notices
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- Except for the Streets POI pictograms documented below, the official Streets, Soundings, and Terrain icon and pattern
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+ Except for the Streets POI pictograms documented below, the official Streets, Soundings, and Outdoors icon and pattern
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  artwork published under `assets/` is original Tileflow artwork.
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  This file is shipped with `@tileflow/maps` so future third-party assets have a stable place for
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  credit links to <https://tileflow.dev/copyright#streets-climate>, which carries the same notice.
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  The image is historical context, not live vegetation.
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- ## Terrain elevation and shared artwork
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+ ## Outdoors elevation and shared artwork
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- Terrain uses Mapterhorn elevation at runtime for its 3D surface, hillshade and contours. No DEM
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- tile is packaged here. Its source links to <https://mapterhorn.com/attribution/>. Terrain shares
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+ Outdoors uses Mapterhorn elevation at runtime for its 3D surface, hillshade and contours. No DEM
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+ tile is packaged here. Its source links to <https://mapterhorn.com/attribution/>. Outdoors shares
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  Streets lettering, POI pictograms, transport symbols and climate context, with the notices above.
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- The two summit symbols in `assets/terrain/icons/` are original Tileflow artwork.
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+ The two summit symbols in `assets/outdoors/icons/` are original Tileflow artwork.
package/assets/README.md CHANGED
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  # Official map assets
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- These directories contain the package-owned sources for Streets, Soundings and Terrain.
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- Streets' icons, fonts and models are shared by Terrain; Terrain adds its own summit symbols.
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- Use the exported `streetsIcons`, `streetsFonts`, `streetsModels`, `soundingsIcons` and `terrainIcons`
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+ These directories contain the package-owned sources for Streets, Soundings and Outdoors.
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+ Streets' icons, fonts and models are shared by Outdoors; Outdoors adds its own summit symbols.
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+ Use the exported `streetsIcons`, `streetsFonts`, `streetsModels`, `soundingsIcons` and `outdoorsIcons`
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  descriptors to compose resources. Streets includes a pinned CC0 subset of Maki pictograms inside
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  Tileflow-authored circular POI markers; provenance is in `../THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md` and the
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  upstream license is kept at `streets/LICENSE-MAKI.txt`.
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  deliberately not relabelled as a harbour. Soundings uses GEBCO-derived depth bands only as broad
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  cartographic context, and neither it nor its Nautical marks is a navigation product.
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- Terrain adds two original circular summit badges, one for light ground and one for dark ground.
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+ Outdoors adds two original circular summit badges, one for light ground and one for dark ground.
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  It shares Streets’ packaged lettering and POI resources. No elevation tiles are bundled.
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  `@tileflow/dev` resolves each package descriptor, verifies that its real path remains inside the
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  Font preparation is generic: it reads any map's declared `fonts` directories, derives IDs from
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  OpenType full names, includes only used faces, and publishes content-addressed font and license
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- assets. Streets and Terrain materialize their selected DINish and Noto Sans faces and licenses.
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+ assets. Streets and Outdoors materialize their selected DINish and Noto Sans faces and licenses.
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  Their manifest and Style carry the strict `tileflow:fontFaces` public-asset contract;
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  Style font values are exact OpenType full names. Soundings declares the canonical Tileflow
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package/dist/index.d.ts CHANGED
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- declare const terrainIcons: Readonly<{
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+ declare const outdoorsIcons: Readonly<{
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  /** Streets' four times of day, repainted for natural ground and trails. */
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- declare const terrainThemes: Readonly<{
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- export { soundings, soundingsIcons, streets, streetsFonts, streetsIcons, streetsModels, streetsThemes, terrain, terrainIcons, terrainThemes };
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+ export { outdoors, outdoorsIcons, outdoorsThemes, soundings, soundingsIcons, streets, streetsFonts, streetsIcons, streetsModels, streetsThemes };