traceplot 1.0.1

Static map generator with points plots.

Traceplot

Traceplot is a library to generate static maps and plot points on it. You can download background maps from mapping services (Google Maps, Mapbox, OSM, ...) and plot your points on top. You can add markers, title, elevation graphs and more.

Here is a result you can get:

Installation

Traceplot is available on Pypi:

# Using uv
uv add traceplot
# Using pip
pip install traceplot

Usage

See more code in examples folder for loading points from GPX.

from traceplot.Trace import Trace
from traceplot.types import PointGeo
from traceplot.BackgroundImage import BackgroundImage

points_geo_manual: list[PointGeo] = [
    PointGeo(2.282259089265323, 48.88677456721743, 50),
    PointGeo(2.2746338, 48.8589385, 52),
    PointGeo(2.3850533122051463, 48.82797239213328, 60),
]

t: Trace = Trace(points_geo=points_geo_manual)

t.addBackgroundImage(
    background_img=BackgroundImage(
        bbox=(2.117, 48.704, 2.557, 48.994), image_path="out/background_paris.png"
    )
)
t.addMarker(
    points_geo[0],
    img_path="img/marker_start.png",
    label_text="Start",
    marker_scale=0.5,
    label_offset_x=0.05,
)
t.addElevationGraph(height_pct=0.17, backgroundColor="white", backgroundColorAlpha=0.6)
t.plotPoints()
t.addTitle("Around Paris", center_x=0.5, center_y=0.2, fontsize=30)
t.save("out/day_one.png")
t.show()
t.close()

Maps providers

Current implemented maps providers are:

• [done] Google Maps Static API
• [todo] Mapbox
• [todo] OSM
• [todo] Geoapify

Developpement

Here are some useful commands for developpement:

# Run tests
make test
# Run lint
make lint
# Format code
make format
# Type checking
make mypy
# Get coverage
make coverage

These commands are available in Makefile.