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# Oh-My-Stitcher
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## How to build
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1. Clone this repo (obviously)
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2. Enter repo (solution) directory
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3. `dotnet build`
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## How to run
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**0. This project uses ASP.Net AoT**, please don't forget to install `zlib1g-dev`.
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**1. Publish it**
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- Enter `src/Oh.My.Stitcher`
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- `dotnet publish -c Release -r linux-arm64`
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**2. Run it**
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- Enter `src/Oh.My.Stitcher/bin/Release/net8.0/linux-arm64/publish`
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- `ASPNETCORE_URLS="http://+:5000" ASSET_PATH_RO="/path/to/tiles" ./Oh.My.Stitcher`
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- Go to http://ip-address:5000/
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## Caching
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For better performance, this stitcher use caching mechanism. The full image size would be GigaBytes!!!, so
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the cache is limited, max size that can be cached: 720 x 720 x 128 (approximately 70MB).
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It uses OS temporary directory (`Path.GetTempPath` or `/tmp`), please make sure it's writable.
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No, this doesn't break the rule, the cache is created and used AFTER the first API request.
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Use cases:
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- consecutive request with the same rect and scale (e.g. "A1:AE55" then "AE1:A55")
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