jupytergis-tiler
A JupyterGIS extension for creating and serving raster layers using your own data.
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Rasterio currently doesn't ship wheels for Python 3.14, so be sure to pin python <3.14 for now.
Also, there is currently an incompatibility between JupyterLab 4.5 and jupyter-collaboration 3.
Until JupyterGIS supports jupyter-collaboration 4, you should pin jupyterlab <4.5.
pip install jupytergis-tiler
Development install
Clone or fork this repository and:
pip install .
Usage
First create a GISDocument in a cell and display it:
doc = GISDocument("my_file.jGIS")
doc
Say you have a xarray.DataArray called da with geographical coordinates,
you can show it as a raster layer like so:
await doc.add_tiler_layer(
name="My layer",
data_array=da,
)
Please look at the notebooks in the examples directory.
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