A simple wrapper for the Thenmap API.
Installing
pip install thenmapUsing
>>> from thenmap import Thenmap
>>> api = Thenmap()
>>> swedish_municipalities = api["se-7"]
>>> swedish_municipalities.geojson # defaults to current local date
{{u'crs': {u'type': u'name', ...}
>>> swedish_municipalities.date = "1975-05-03"
>>> swedish_municipalities.geojson
{{u'crs': {u'type': u'name', ...}
>>> swedish_municipalities.in_which("13.46,59.38")
'1780'For more fine grained controll over the return geodata use the method get_geodata:
>>> swedish_municipalities.get_geodata(date="1975-05-03", format="topojson")
{{u'crs': {u'type': u'name', ...}See http://thenmap.net for more info on the API.
Changelog
1.1.0 - Always get features from only one date. Default to current date - Add Dataset.info method - Make Python3.x compatible
1.0.1 - Fixed import bug
1.0.0 - First working version
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