Instance Constructors

1.  new GenerationConfig(minZoom: Int = 0, maxZoom: Int = 15, tileResolution: Int = 4096, buffer: Double = 0.1, featureFilter: Option[Column] = None, tileFilter: Option[Column] = None, featureSimplify: Option[Column] = None, maxFeaturesPerTile: Option[Int] = Some(50000), cacheFrequency: Option[Int] = Some(2), persistStorageLevel: StorageLevel = StorageLevel.MEMORY_AND_DISK, maxDatasetSize: Option[Int] = None, partitionCount: Option[Int] = None, repartitionFrequency: Option[Int] = None)
   minZoom

   the lowest zoom for which to generate tiles

   maxZoom

   the highest zoom for which to generate tiles

   tileResolution

   the resolution of the tiles to generate

   buffer

   the buffer (as a fraction) to apply to the tiles. the margin on a 1000 resolution tile with a buffer of .1 would be 100

   featureFilter

   a predicate Column for filtering features, optional

   tileFilter

   a Column for manipulating the array of features within a tile, optional

   featureSimplify

   a Column for manipulating feature geometries, optional

   maxFeaturesPerTile

   the maximum number of features to include in each tile, optional

   cacheFrequency

   the frequency at which to cache the dataset, optional. e.g 2 means every 2nd zoom level. Default is 2

   persistStorageLevel

   the storage level to persist the dataset at. Default is DISK_ONLY

   maxDatasetSize

   the maximum size of the dataset from which to generate tiles, optional. if the dataset is larger than this, it will be reduced to this size by randomly sampling features

   partitionCount

   the number of partitions to use in tile generation. Default is 2x the number of worker cores

   repartitionFrequency

   the frequency (ie number of zoom levels) at which to repartition the dataset. Default behavior not to repartition a certain zooms. Repartitioning helps when the geometries are large relative to the tiles, for example processing a collection of countries to zoom 16.