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May 3, 2017 · Mapnik is an open source mapping toolkit, written in C++ and can be scripted using binding languages such as JavaScript (Node.js), Python, Ruby, and Java. Useful for both Desktop- and Server-based map rendering. It is used by Tilemill, OpenStreetMap, Mapbox, CartoDB, Stamen, MapQuest and Kosmtik.
Mapnik. Mapnik is an open-source toolkit for developing mapping applications. It can be used for both desktop map design and web development, and provides algorithms and patterns for spatial data access and visualization. Mapnik itself is not a Mapbox product, but Mapbox engineers contributed to the project and it was used in several legacy ...
Feb 29, 2016 · The Mapnik team is pleased to announce that Mapnik 2.0 is finally here! We've jumped from 0.7 to 2.0, not because we got confused with our numbers, but to reflect that this release represents a big step forward for the project. We believe Mapnik 2.0 will provide a much more flexible and expressive platform for creating beautiful maps.
Use 2D box for pgraster bounding box by @tomhughes in #3551. remove superfluous declaration by @talaj in #3556. Develop master by @artemp in #3532. remove methods that are not referenced anywhere by @talaj in #3560. Travis: Add g++ testing, upgrade to clang++ 3.9, downgrade to libstdc++-4.9 by @springmeyer in #3568.
In this case you need to have a Mapnik version installed that is at least as recent as the mapnik_version property in the package.json for the branch of node-mapnik you want to build. And you need to have the mapnik-config program is available and on your ${PATH}. Then run (within the cloned node-mapnik directory: make release_base Note on SSE:
Mar 28, 2013 · The simplest method would actually be to use a KML file. Install the simplekml module and then run through your array to create the KML file. # assuming coord is a lat, lon tuple. kml.newpoint(name="Point %s" % i, coords=[coord]) Now you can load that into mapnik as a datasource and plot it; That should just about do it.
