I've just installed the latest version of the mbtiles-server and it appears to be missing something. Executing it results in... nothing. From a quick glance at the code, it looks like you're not creating an express app. The port variable is unused. Any chance you're latest check-in wasn't what you expected?

For the vector tile forks...Is this possible, maybe via the carmen geocoder? Has anyone tried this?

In the browser it shows:
Tile rendering error: Error: Tile does not exist

In Terminal it says:
$ node server.js ~/TESTtiles/importfile.json
express deprecated req.param(name): Use req.params, req.body, or req.query instead server.js:20:25
express deprecated req.param(name): Use req.params, req.body, or req.query instead server.js:23:29
express deprecated req.param(name): Use req.params, req.body, or req.query instead server.js:23:45
express deprecated req.param(name): Use req.params, req.body, or req.query instead server.js:23:61

i used *.mbtiles downloaded from https://openmaptiles.org but without luck and i tried accessing the tiles by Visiting http://localhost:3000/3/1/2.png it shows error and i have question ,can i use it for rendering leafletjs map offline ?

Hi,
great project!
would it be possible to serve multiple files using a path with the filename?

for example a folder like:

./my_tiles1.mbtiles
./my_tiles2.mbtiles

and serving them like:

localhost:3000/my_tiles1/z/x/y.png
localhost:3000/my_tiles2/z/x/y.png

thx!

Refer to mapbox/mapbox-gl-js#1800 -

Need better way to handle errors when no tiles are present. This one is beyond me, but for the moment I am just sending

res.status(204)

instead of the 404 error, but there must be a better way. Maybe when mapbox figures it out we can roll that into this server.