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geotastic-api

Installation

python3 -m pip install gt_api

(also installs requirements)

Usage

Logging in

Most API requests require logging in. There are two ways to do it:

  1. mail + password
  2. token

Mail + Password

import gt_api
client=gt_api.Client.login('your.mail@example.com', 'hunter2')

And you're in! The big caveat is that this logs you out of any other sessions, and also causes API costs. So for most use cases you want to use tokens.

Token

import gt_api
client=gt_api.Client('d8f350a3f557adc253f5003a81d3098c06dea93f84edf10e3fabc1d92acd1771')
How do I get it?

Go to geotastic and log in with your account. Then open the developer tools (F12 or ctrl-shift-i). Then navigate to Storage(Application->Storage for Chrome)->Local Storage->https://geotastic.net/ and scroll down to token. Copy the value.

Please note that the token is one per session, so once you log out of the session you got the token from, you'll need to update it.

Without Login

Use Client(None). Most functions will not work.

Accessing user data

data = client.user_data
nickname = data['nickname']
uid = data['uid']

Creating a drop group

map_id=12345
group = client.create_drop_group(map_id, -12.345, -69.420, 'pe', 'My Drop Group', active=True, bias=5.3)
print(group["dropGroup"]["id"])

Listing drop groups

client.get_drop_groups(12345)

If you don't own the map, use get_public_drop_groups()

Exporting drops

client.get_map_drops(12345)

or

client.get_group_drops(12345)

You DON'T need to own the map or the group.

Importing drops

drops=[{"id":1,"style":"streetview","lat":39.28719501248246,"lng":-103.07696260471509,"code":"us","panoId":"Ple0qA2-cNzxc0K-gXgbFA"}]
client.import_drops(drops, 12345, target_type="map", import_type="merge")

Possible target types are map and group. Possible import types are merge, override and update.

Lobbies

Lobbies are handled a little differently. To create a lobby, use Lobby.create(token). To join a lobby, user Lobby.join(token, lobby_id). You then add handlers for events coming in from the Lobby socket using the lobby.add_handler("event") decorator. The handler for the event "*" will be called for every event. You can send socket messages to the lobby using lobby.send_message(type, **kwargs). The kwargs will be added to the message json. You can make lobby api requests using lobby.lobby_api_request(url, method *args, **kwargs). Args and kwargs will be passed to request.request(). To run the lobby event loop, use Lobby.run() To disconnect from the lobby, use Lobby.disconnect() Look at examples/auto_lobby.py

Other uses

There's loads more I can't be bothered to document. Check the source code.

Contributing

If you'd like to have a feature that's not in the library, just create a github issue and I'll get to it (maybe).

If you'd like to add your own, it's pretty easy. Just use developer tools to check which api calls geotastic is making and then remake them as functions. If the calls are encrypted, use gt_api.generic.decode_encdata.

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