* make tilejson's `name` be the same as the ID of the source (even if
aliased)
* `/catalog` will always show ID, but now it will hide the `name` if it
is the same as the `id`
* make `description` be the longer version, e.g. `public.table.column`
format - not guaranteed to be stable
* make `vector_layers` have the fields auto-discovered in the PG table
* preserve the order of the serialized json fields
Fixes#583
Adds a new [.mbtiles](https://github.com/mapbox/mbtiles-spec/blob/master/1.3/spec.md)
backend, without the grid support. Uses extensive tile content
detection, i.e. if the content is gzipped, png, jpeg, gif, webp.
From CLI, can be as easy as adding a path to a directory that contains a
.mbtiles file (works just like pmtiles support)
```bash
# All *.mbtiles files in this dir will be published.
# The filename will be used as the source ID
martin ./tests/fixtures
```
From configuration file, the path can be specified in a number of ways
(same as pmtiles)
```yaml
mbtiles:
paths:
# scan this whole dir, matching all *.mbtiles files
- /dir-path
# specific mbtiles file will be published as mbtiles2 source
- /path/to/mbtiles2.mbtiles
sources:
# named source matching source name to a single file
pm-src1: /tmp/mbtiles.mbtiles
# named source, where the filename is explicitly set. This way we will be able to add more options later
pm-src2:
path: /tmp/mbtiles.mbtiles
```
Fixes#494
* introduce a new Connections object to track all positional strings
passed as the CLI arguments
* each tile provider can now indicate if it can take a positional CLI
arg, and if the value can be shared between multiple providers, i.e. if
its a directory that could contain files for multiple providers
* make xyz use better types - u8 for zoom, u32 for x&y. Postgres casts
those to INT2 and INT8
* minor bug in pre-push git hook to abort in case of a testingerror
* added GIF detection/type
* combine MVT and compression concepts into one enum more explicitly. It
is not ideal (technically they are separate concerns), but it keeps it a
bit simpler for now for multiple providers.
* set content encoding and content type on HTTP responses if known, and
also include them in the `/catalog` response (json)
* raise an error if the user attempts to merge non-concatenatable tiles
from multiple sources. We may want to implement it in the future, e.g.
combine multiple semi-transparent PNGs. Or even combine GIF & PNG & JPEG
* do not set content-type on empty responses (http 204)
* add tilejson outputs to testing
