Django-raster

Latest version: v0.8

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0.8

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* Django 3.0 compatability.

0.7

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* Fixed array field default.
* Fixed tms endpoint for tif format requests of empty tiles.

0.6

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* BREAKING CHANGE: Dropped support for Python 2.

* Changed alpha channel handling on RGB endpoint. The alpha channel is now
switched off by default. To activate it, add the ``alpha`` query parameter
to the rgb request.

* Added enhancers from the ``PIL.ImageEnhance`` to the tiles endpoints. Tiles
can now be enhanced dynamically.

* The RGB endpoint now supports the band accessor syntax similar to the
regular algebra endpoint.

* Single pixel value lookups by coordinates from algebra expressions can now be
requested.

* Added option to add direct s3 links that download data from s3 using boto3.
This allows specifying private or requester-pays buckets as raster source.

* Made it possible to request TIFF tiles on the TMS, Algebra and RGB endpoints.

* Updated dependency versions to latest respective releases.

0.5

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* Added ``memory_efficient`` flag to value count aggregator. The value counts
are now computed after collecting the complete array of data for the value
count area. This might require a lot of memory, a tile-by-tile based
computation can be activated with this flag.

* Fixed bug when computing continuous histograms over multiple tiles. The
histogram now has consistent breaks.

* A histogram breaks range can now be specified on the value count aggregation.

0.4

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* Fixed bug for nodata None on the raster algebra parser.
See https://github.com/geodesign/django-raster/issues/20.

* Changed raster legend related model structure. The new
structure has direct foreign keys from the legend entry to the legend. This
removes the need for an intermediate through table.

* Unified the TMS and the Algebra Views into one single view.

* Simplified the url structure, the format type keyword now does not
include the "." anymore.

* Celery 4.0 is now a requirement.

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