When I look at the generated tile output, I only see
- full
- info.json
and no other subsequent folders, like I would for the tile output for a larger dimension image. Meanwhile, here is the tile output for a larger dimension image
My question is
Is there any error going on in the underlying tile process that I can attempt to check for, when an image is too small to be tiled? I have run the iiif_static.py module with the --verbose flag, but none of the output directly indicates that the image file is too small for tiling.
I'd like to catch such a scenario so that I can inform users that upload an image that the image is too small for tiling. Thank you!
I am opening this issue to understand the limitations the
iiif_static.py
module has when it comes to generating tile output for smaller sized images.I've attached an example image (it's just a small version of the Google Small Business logo) and I attempt to tile it with the command
When I look at the generated tile output, I only see
and no other subsequent folders, like I would for the tile output for a larger dimension image. Meanwhile, here is the tile output for a larger dimension image
My question is Is there any error going on in the underlying tile process that I can attempt to check for, when an image is too small to be tiled? I have run the
iiif_static.py
module with the--verbose
flag, but none of the output directly indicates that the image file is too small for tiling.I'd like to catch such a scenario so that I can inform users that upload an image that the image is too small for tiling. Thank you!
Google Small Business