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32 lines
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# Building
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In this repo, clone FGdata.
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Save the [dsf2aptdat.py](https://github.com/mherweg/d-laser-fgtools/blob/master/dsf2aptdat.py) as well in this repository.
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Then build the container with `docker build --tag aptupdate`
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# Usage
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You need a bunch of working directories under a <path> of your choice:
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* logs
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* output
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* data
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* tmp
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* work
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* stg
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You need to put the elevation data into this.
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This requires the .arr.gz files.
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Those are expected to be put under work/SRTM-3/
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And are supposed to have the structure of `<10x10 degree area name>/<1x1 degree area name>/<tile name>.arr.gz`
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Start the container with
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`docker run -it --name aptupdate -v <path>/logs/:/aptuptd/logs -v <path>/output/:/aptuptd/output -v <path>/data/:/aptuptd/data -v <path>/tmp/:/aptuptd/tmp -v <path>/work/:/aptuptd/work -v <path>/stg/:/aptuptd/stg --rm aptupdate bash`
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In there all you should need to do is run `./aptupd.py`
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You find the output in the respective directory.
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under data, you'll find a file `airports-done.json` after the first run.
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This keeps track of the built airports and their version to only run updates on airports which got changed on the xplane gateways
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If you wanna rebuild an airport, open the file, look for the airport in question and change its id, then re-run the process again.
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# Licenses
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* The code in this repository is released under the Cooperative non-violent public license, see LICENSE.md
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