semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
graphery 0.1.1
Digital terrain map manipulation high level functions
License: BSD
Requires Python: >=3
Keywords: GDAL,graph,navigation,cost,traverse,traversability,robots,astar,ai

# Graphery

Graph manipulation to create navigation graphs on on top of Mapstery, using networkx.


## Installation

In your python environment (conda: `source activate my_env`)

```
pip install graphery
```

## How to use it 

```
import graphery

nav_graph = graphery.
```

## For developers - install the lastest commit 

In your python environment

```
$ make build
$ pip uninstall graphery; 
$ pip install dist/graphery-X.Y.Z-py2.py3-none-any.whl 
```

where `X.Y.Z` is the lastest version marked in `setup.py`
mapstery 0.0.7
Digital terrain map manipulation high level functions
License: BSD
Requires Python: >=3
Keywords: GDAL,python,raster,dataset,multilayer,multichannel,layers,channels,gis,information

# Mapstery

Digital terrain map manipulation library.

High level scripts to convert, transform, manipulate small and large imagery
using GDAL in python to cover part of the needs of the NASA/ESA Frontier
Development Lab with respect to Space Resources challenges.

## Quick install

```
pip install mapstery
```

For developers, you might like to install the last version from git. So if you've
cloned _Mapstery_ in a folder called `mapstery_repo` then you could do the following:
`pip install mapstery_repo/`

NB: Make sure the gdal python package version correspond to the system gdal library.
If you have GDAL python installation problems you may have to match versions between 
gdal system libraries and gdal python package, one way or another.

## Quick start

```
import mapstery
import numpy as np

M = mapstery.Map(500, 500)
M.add_band(np.ones((35,50))*128.0, "BAND_NAME_01")
M.add_band(np.ones((80,150))*89.0, "BAND_NAME_02")
M.save("/tmp/mastery_test0.gtif")
```

## Another example, combining layers
```
import mapstery
import numpy as np

M = mapstery.Map(500, 500)
M.dataset='layers.json'
M.save("/tmp/testjson.gtif")

```

## Json file example: layers.json
```
{
"BNAME":"LRO1.png",
"BNAME2":"LRO2.png"
}
# BNAME - BAND NAME
# LRO1.png - file path

```
## Dev infos

You can write your own scripts in `tests/` starting with the *dev_* prefix so that they are ignored by git.