Proof of concept to allow iterable instead of sequence for mosaics.#651
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Proof of concept to allow iterable instead of sequence for mosaics.#651bitner wants to merge 3 commits intocogeotiff:mainfrom
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Pystac-Client returns an iterable that uses the paging mechanism on search results.
By allowing an iterable rather than a sequence, we can implement titiler-pgstac like behavior on any stac api.
Basically, the max_items would be comparable to the _scan_limit parameter used in titiler-pgstac.
In this example, it will keep scanning through the iterable until it either hits the max_items or until pixel_selection is done.
The iterable_example.ipynb notebook demos this for a single tile.