fathomnet-py
fathomnet-py is a client-side API to help scientists, researchers, and developers interact with FathomNet Database data.
>>> from fathomnet.api import boundingboxes
>>> boundingboxes.find_concepts()
['2G Robotics structured light laser', '55-gallon drum', ...]
>>> from fathomnet.api import images
>>> images.find_by_concept('Nanomia')
[
AImageDTO(
id=2274942,
uuid='cdbfca66-284f-48ac-a36f-7b2ac2b43533',
url='https://database.fathomnet.org/static/m3/framegrabs/MiniROV/images/0056/02_18_37_20.png',
...
),
...
]
>>> from fathomnet.api import taxa
>>> taxa.find_children('fathomnet', 'Bathochordaeus')
[
Taxa(name='Bathochordaeus stygius', rank='species'),
Taxa(name='Bathochordaeus charon', rank='species'),
Taxa(name='Bathochordaeus mcnutti', rank='species')
]
>>> from fathomnet.api import xapikey
>>> xapikey.auth('NuCLjlNUlgHchtgDB01Sp1fABJVcWR') # your API key here
AuthHeader(
type='Bearer',
token='eyJhbGciOiJI...'
)
The fathomnet-py API offers native Python interaction with the FathomNet REST API, abstracting away the underlying HTTP requests.
Installing fathomnet-py
fathomnet-py is available on PyPI:
$ python -m pip install fathomnet
Examples
API Tutorial: 
FathomNet Models: 
API Reference available on Read the Docs
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