@india-boundary-corrector/data


PMTiles data package for India boundary corrections.

🗺️ View PMTiles data on pmtiles.io

Layers

The PMTiles file contains 12 layers:

| Layer | Description |
|-------|-------------|
| to-add-osm | Boundary lines to add over OSM-based tiles (higher zoom) |
| to-del-osm | Boundary lines to mask/delete from OSM-based tiles |
| to-add-osm-disp | Disputed boundary lines to add over OSM-based tiles |
| to-del-osm-disp | Disputed boundary lines to delete from OSM-based tiles (same as add-disp) |
| to-add-osm-internal | Internal state boundary lines to add (Indian states within claimed territory) |
| to-del-osm-internal | Internal boundary lines to delete (Chinese state boundaries within India's claimed territory) |
| to-add-ne | Boundary lines to add over Natural Earth tiles (lower zoom) |
| to-del-ne | Boundary lines to mask/delete from Natural Earth tiles |
| to-add-ne-disp | Disputed boundary lines to add over Natural Earth tiles |
| to-del-ne-disp | Disputed boundary lines to delete from Natural Earth tiles (same as add-disp) |
| to-add-ne-internal | Internal state boundary lines to add over Natural Earth tiles (J&K + PoK combined) |
| to-del-ne-internal | Internal boundary lines to delete from Natural Earth tiles (Chinese state boundaries within India's claimed territory) |

The -disp layers contain boundaries of disputed regions that fall on India's official boundary. These are boundaries that India claims but are disputed by China or Pakistan. The to-del--disp layers are identical to to-add--disp layers - they delete the original lines at the same location where the corrected disputed lines are drawn.

The -internal layers handle internal state boundaries within India's claimed territory. to-del-*-internal contains Chinese state boundaries (e.g., Tibet) that fall within India's claimed boundary. to-add-osm-internal contains Indian state boundaries (e.g., Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, Arunachal Pradesh) that overlap with the main deletion areas. to-add-ne-internal contains India's official J&K boundary (combining Jammu and Kashmir + PoK).

Usage

``javascript
import { getPmtilesUrl, setPmtilesUrl, getDataVersion } from '@india-boundary-corrector/data';

// Get URL to PMTiles file (auto-detected from environment)
const url = getPmtilesUrl();

// Override the PMTiles URL for custom hosting
setPmtilesUrl('https://my-cdn.com/india_boundary_corrections.pmtiles');

// Get data version (OSM timestamp + NE version)
const version = getDataVersion(); // e.g., "osm_20231215_143022_ne_5.1.2"
`

PMTiles URL Resolution

The getPmtilesUrl() function automatically detects the best URL for the PMTiles file:

1. ESM environments (direct import, jsDelivr): Uses import.meta.url to resolve the file relative to the module location
2. CDNs requiring fallback (esm.sh, Skypack, unpkg): These are redirected to jsDelivr (see below)
3. Bundled/other environments: When import.meta.url isn't available (CJS, UMD), falls back to jsDelivr CDN with pinned package version

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When the package is loaded from jsDelivr, the PMTiles file is resolved relative to the module URL - no extra configuration needed.

The following CDNs automatically fall back to jsDelivr:
- esm.sh, Skypack: These CDNs transform JS modules but don't serve static files
- unpkg: Has issues serving PMTiles files (see #13)

When bundled (Rollup IIFE, Webpack, etc.), import.meta.url typically points to the bundle location. If the PMTiles file isn't copied alongside the bundle, the resolved URL will 404. In this case, either:
- Copy the PMTiles file to your output directory (see below)
- Use setPmtilesUrl()` to point to a CDN or self-hosted URL

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If you're bundling this package with a tool like Rollup, Webpack, Vite, or tsup, you may need to copy the PMTiles file to your output directory.

See Bundling the PMTiles Asset for detailed instructions.

Data Sources

- OpenStreetMap boundary relations for India, Pakistan, and disputed territories
- Natural Earth Admin 0 Countries (standard and India-perspective versions)

License

Code: Unlicense

Data: See LICENSE file for OpenStreetMap (ODbL) and Natural Earth (Public Domain) data licenses.