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eo-tilematcher 0.1.3
Tools to quickly find the Sentinel2, Landasat5, and Landsat8 tiles that match a given region of interest.
Requires Python: >=3.7

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eo-tilematcher
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Tools to quickly find the Sentinel2, Landsat5, and Landsat8 tiles that a given region
of interest.

Basically, the library returns a geodataframe with:

* **geometry**: is the requested geometry to be matched against satellite tiles

* **match_polygon**: is the intersection/contains WKT geometry (string) that matches each satellite tile

* **match**: partial/total (str). total indicates a *contains* conditition.

* **TILE** (Sentinel2) or **PATH#ROW** (Landsat): the satellite tile (path,row) matched in **match** condition (Sentinel/Landsat convention)

Usage
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Basic library usage
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For this case, import the library::

    from eo_tilematcher import intersects

and run::

    geo_match = intersects(spacecraft,ROI)

Where

- ROI=geopandas geodataframe
- spacecraft ={sentinel2,landsat8,landsat5}


Check the `eo-tilematcher-101 <./examples/eo-tilematcher-101.ipynb>`_ tutorial notebook to see some plots.

Command-line usage
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1. Print the tiles intersecting a Region Of Interest (ROI) for a given satellite::

    python -m eo_tilematcher /path/to/ROI --spacecraft spacecraft

or::

    eo_tilematcher /path/to/ROI --spacecraft spacecraft

Where:
- /path/to/ROI is the path to any kind of file that `fiona` could open (shp,gpkg,geojson,...)
- spacecraft ={sentinel2,landsat8,landsat5} (default sentinel2 no input required).

2. Find and save to a file the tiles intersecting a Region Of Interest (ROI) for a given satellite
With dump::

    python -m eo_tilematcher /path/to/ROI --spacecraft spacecraft  --output my_ouput.gpkg

or::

    eo_tilematcher /path/to/ROI --spacecraft spacecraft  --output my_ouput.gpkg



Installation
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You can install them from PyPI by simply running::

    pip install eo_tilematcher


Installation from sources
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To install the package, from the project root run::

    pip install .  # Regular installation
    pip install -e .  # Install in development mode
enrocrypt 1.1.4
This is a Python Module For Encryption, Hashing And Other stuff
Requires Python: >=3.6

# EnroCrypt
This is a Python Module For Encryption, Hashing And Other Basic Stuff You Need, With Secure Encryption And Strong Salted Hashing You Can Do Whatever You Want To <br> 
[![Downloads](https://static.pepy.tech/personalized-badge/enrocrypt?period=total&units=international_system&left_color=yellow&right_color=red&left_text=Downloads)](https://pepy.tech/project/enrocrypt)<br><h3>[Docs](https://morgan-phoenix.github.io/EnroCrypt/Docs)</h3>
## Installation
EnroCrypt Is Avaliable On <a style="text-decoration:none;" herf="https://pypi.org/projects/enrocrypt">PyPi </a>You Can Install It As Follows:<br>
```` pip install -U enrocrypt````
## Manual Installation 
If For Some Reason You Can't Install EnroCrypt From PyPi You Can Download It Manually Too:
* Clone This Repo 
* Cut-Paste This Repo In Your Python Scripts Path
* Enter In The Folder Where You See "setup.py" file
* shift+right click in the Folder And Click On "Open Powershell window Here"
* Type `python setup.py install`<br>
After Following All The Steps Mentioned Above (If You Don't Get An Error) EnroCrypt Is Installed, Now You Can Import It Right Away
## Features
* Strong Encryption
* Strong Salted Hashing
* File Encryption-Decryption
* Some Basic Functions
## Usage 
```python
    # For Encryption
    from enrocrypt import core
    obj = core.Core()
    value = obj.Encrypt(b'text')
    print(value)
    # For Decryption
    original_value = obj.DecryptList(value)
    print(original_value)
```
There Is Also a `Decrypt`Function, But In This Function You Have To Enter The Key And The Data Seperatly
## Adding Configurations
Enrocrypt Has The Ablity To Adopt Custom Configurations, Namely:- Custom Salt <br>
We Provide A Function In Which You Can Pass All The Configurations But It Also Has A Syntax And Must Be Used "As is"
```python
from enrocrypt import core
config = {
    'configs':{
        'salt_file':"The Path Of The File Where Your Salt Is Stored"
        }
    }
    # You need a Core Class Object to access that function
    obj = core.Core()
    obj.set_config(config)
```
## Getting A Hashing Class Object
We Suggest Not To Use The Hashing Class By Importing It Directly As If You Do So You Can't Add Your Custom Salt <br>
To Add Custom Salt Follow The `Adding Configuration`. After You Did That You Have To Get A Hasing Class Object By A Core Class Function<br>
```python
from enrocrypt import core
obj = core.Core()
hasing_obj = obj.get_hash_object()
```
(See Discussion For More Info)