This is a fork of the map style "Toner" by Stamen Design. The original style expected an Imposm database. This fork contains adaptions to be useable with an PostGIS database which was imported using Osm2pgsql.
Changes between the original and the fork:
- use Osm2pgsql
- don't import shapefiles into the database
- replace proprietary Arial font by free Noto font (that's why this is a hard fork with an entirely rewritten Git history)
Some styles in this repository are unmaintained (and broken). The following styles are maintained:
"Toner" is the name of Stamen's black and white map tiles. It was originally designed for the Dotspotting project by Geraldine Sarmiento, although many others have been involved since.
The original Toner was developed as part of Stamen's Citytracking initiative, funded by the Knight Foundation. The old repository can be found here, for historical interest.
- PostgreSQL
- PostGIS
- Node.js
- CartoCSS >= 0.18.0
- GDAL
- Python
- Python bindings for GDAL
Optional dependencies for style development:
- Kosmtik (you can also manually render images using Nik4 after each modification if you prefer that approach)
Debian/Ubuntu: nodejs gdal-bin python-gdal nodejs-carto
- Set up a database. See the guides at
switch2osm.org/ for further information. This map
style expects a database named
gisand accesses using thepeerauthentication method (i.e. the user which runs Kosmtik/Nik4/the tile server has to have read permissions on the tables of that database. - Clone this repo
- Run
scripts/get-shapefiles.pyto download many shape files from Natural Earth and some from openstreetmapdata.com - Install Kosmtik (it can be installed outside this directory)
- Start Kosmtik by
KOSMTIK_DIR/index.js serve toner.mml. You can now browse the map
If you just want to deploy this style, you don't need Kosmtik at all. Just run
carto -a $(mapnik-config -v) toner.mml > toner.xml to generate the Mapnik
XML.
See the LICENSE file. The fonts have different licenses, see the files at fonts/.