This repository contains a script for creating or updating a SpatioTemporal Asset Catalog (STAC) using the CatalogManager
class from stac_manager
.
Ensure you have Python installed (>=3.8). Install the required dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt
The main.py script is designed to create or update a STAC catalog by processing elevation source data.
Argument | Description | Default Value |
---|---|---|
--catalog_path |
Path or URI for the STAC catalog | Config value |
--catalog_id |
Root Catalog ID | Config value |
--catalog_title |
Root Catalog Title | Config value |
--catalog_description |
Root Catalog Description | Config value |
--elevation_sources_path |
Path to the elevation sources data | Config value |
--verbose |
Print verbose output (default: True) | True |
You can execute the script with default configuration values:
python runner/main.py \
--catalog_path "s3://my-catalog-path" \
--catalog_id "my_catalog" \
--catalog_title "My STAC Catalog" \
--catalog_description "A description of my catalog" \
--elevation_sources_path "s3://elevation-data" \
--verbose
The script relies on a config.py
file, which reads environment variables from a .env file if present. If the .env file is missing, it falls back to default values.
You can define a .env file in the project root to override configuration values:
DEBUG=True
BASE_DIR="/path/to/catalog"
ROOT_CATALOG_ID="my_custom_catalog"
ROOT_CATALOG_TITLE="My Custom STAC Catalog"
ROOT_CATALOG_DESCRIPTION="My custom description"
ELEVATION_SOURCES_DATA_URI="https://my-data-source.com/elevationSources"
If environment variables are not set, config.py will use sensible defaults:
DEBUG=True
BASE_DIR="./catalog/"
ROOT_CATALOG_ID="hf-surfaces-catalog"
ROOT_CATALOG_TITLE="hf-surfaces-title"
ROOT_CATALOG_DESCRIPTION="hf-surfaces-description"
ELEVATION_SOURCES_DATA_URI="https://owp-spatial.r-universe.dev/elevationSources/data/catalog_table/json"
This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.