The new -x flag allows for passing large objects from STDIN.
tile38-cli -x SET cities tempe OBJECT </path/to/file.geojson
See #634 for more information
This commit fixes an issue where the server may start up without
a "server_id" assigned, which in turn will cause a follower to
be unable to connect.
This issues is caused by including a pre-generated "data/config"
file that does not include the "server_id" field.
Move the LogJSON check into the log function so that the caller
function can be inlined. This is helpful for hot functions like
`log.Debug` where it's likely that the `-vv` flag is not set thus
the to avoid the extra function call.
This commit allows for buffering any GeoJSON object.
For example:
INTERSECTS fleet BUFFER 1000 OBJECT {...LineString...}
This will buffer add a 1 kilometer buffer to a linesting and
search the 'fleet' collection for all objects that
intersect the buffered linestring.
This commit also allows for performing INTERSECTS with a POINT
type. Thus allowing for a polygon-over-point operation, which is
an inverted point-in-polygon.
In the past we needed to vendor out Go packages because there wasn't
a built-in Go package manager. That changed with Go Modules, which has
been stable for a while now. The Go Modules system will maintain
packages versions, handle the fetching, checksuming, and keep a
public cached of the source code.
This commit accepts incoming connections even before the AOF
dataset has been loaded into memory. Though only a very limited
command set is allowed.
Allowed commands:
PING, ECHO, OUTPUT, QUIT
All other commands will return:
LOADING Tile38 is loading the dataset in memory
This is useful for establishing connections for the purpose of
checking process and network state.
This issues fixes an issue where a search command with a where
clause using the "z" field would not match correctly for point
that where contained inside a GeoJSON Feature type.
Tile38 now extracts the Z coordinate from Point and Feature/Point
types.
fixes#622
This commit changes the collection type that holds all of the
hooks from a hashmap to a btree. This allows for better
flexibility for operations that need to perform range searches
and scanning of the collection.
This commit ensures that the TIMEOUT is always checked prior to
returning data to the client, and that the elapsed command time
cannot be greater than the timeout value.