- Python naming conventions
- Building a Python Open Source Project
- Example geospatial Python library, which we can reference for inspiration
- Mapillary blog on API v4 examples
- Facebook Open Source Legal Terms
- Facebook Open Source Privacy Policy
In this section, we keep a draft of the documentation.
here we should give a paragraph describing the library and what its capabilities are
How do I install the Mapillary Python SDK? See the installation instructions link to readthedocs.io.
How do I use the Mapillary Python SDK? See the usage examples and tutorials in the examples repo link to examples possibly.
How does this function work? Check out the documentation.
For installing pipenv
, please see here.
To install packages from Pipfile
,
pipenv install
To install a package under packages
,
pipenv install [package_name]
To install a package under dev-packages
,
pipenv install --dev [package_name]
To run python
with pipenv
,
pipenv run python
To enter the virtual environment, run,
pipenv shell
To run the formatter black
, and the linter flake8
, run,
flake8 mapillary & black mapillary
Or, if you are on Linux, you can simply run,
make style
This runs the style
policy from the Makefile
.
To build the package, run python3 setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
. To test out a local installation, run pip install -e .
.
We welcome contributions! See CONTRIBUTING for details on how to get started, and our code of conduct.
Mapillary-Python-SDK is MIT licensed, as found in the LICENSE file.