A pure Python MapFile parser for working with MapServer, built using Lark
Requirements
Python 2.7 or Python 3.x
Installation
mappyfile is available on PyPI (Python Package Index), and can be installed using pip:
pip install mappyfileThis will also install its required dependency Lark.
Documentation
Documentation at http://mappyfile.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
Usage
import mappyfile
mapfile = mappyfile.load("./docs/examples/raster.map")
# update the map name
mapfile["name"] = "MyNewMap"
new_layer_string = """
LAYER
NAME 'land'
TYPE POLYGON
DATA '../data/vector/naturalearth/ne_110m_land'
CLASS
STYLE
COLOR 107 208 107
OUTLINECOLOR 2 2 2
WIDTH 1
END
END
END
"""
new_layer = mappyfile.loads(new_layer_string)
layers.insert(0, new_layer) # can insert the new layer at any index
print(mappyfile.dumps(mapfile))1 maintainer
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