Simplify ETL and backend API server, add CDD #184
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… of backend package
…on and conventional names
- drop argparse interface - use backend package as installed in python environment
- explain metadata.json and layers.csv
…r hazards where possible
ds.rio needs lat/lon to be specified by attributes
… as "terracotta_{domain}" for database name)
In practice it's an uncomfortably strong assumption to tie them together, especially as "domain" is used as the first key in the tiles API as well as part of the name of the metadata database.
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Closes #164
Closes #169
Closes #166
Closes #160
Generally simplifies
etlpipelines, reducing to singlemetadata.jsonand working directly against the single postgres database server.Separates concerns in raster tileserver backend/API:
domainis mapped to a metadata database, remaining keys are all separately used to address a particular raster layer.