maphub 0.2.4

A Python wrapper for the MapHub API

MapHub

Installation

pip

pip install maphub

Usage

Python package

This example demonstrates how to upload a Map from the local path to a MapHub folder with the name France.

from maphub import MapHubClient

client = MapHubClient(api_key="your-api-key")
personal_workspace = client.workspace.get_personal_workspace()
root_folder = client.folder.get_root_folder(personal_workspace["id"])
france_folder = client.folder.create_folder("France", root_folder["folder"]["id"])

client.maps.upload_map(
    map_name="France Population",
    folder_id=france_folder['id'],
    public=False,
    path="path/to/GIS/data.gpkg"
)

Note: The direct endpoint methods (e.g., client.create_project(), client.upload_map()) are deprecated and will be removed in a future version. Use the endpoint classes instead (e.g., client.folder.create_folder(), client.map.upload_map()).

CLI

The MapHub CLI provides a command-line interface for interacting with the MapHub API. It allows you to authenticate with an API key and upload maps to your folders.

Authentication

Before using the CLI, you need to authenticate with your MapHub API key:

maphub auth YOUR_API_KEY

This will save your API key to ~/.maphub/config.json for future use.

Uploading Maps

To upload a GIS file to your root folder:

maphub upload path/to/your/file.gpkg

The map name will be extracted from the file name (without extension).

To upload a GIS file to a specific folder:

maphub upload path/to/your/file.gpkg --folder-id YOUR_FOLDER_ID

If you don't specify a folder ID, the map will be uploaded to your root folder.

To upload a GIS file with a custom map name:

maphub upload path/to/your/file.gpkg --map-name "My Custom Map Name"

If you don't specify a map name, it will be extracted from the file name (without extension).