Install Cartes.io Python package:
pip install py-cartes-io
First, import the package:
import py_cartes_io as cartes
newMap = cartes.Maps().create()
print(newMap['uuid'])
print(newMap['token'])
cartes.Maps().get()
You can use the add_param
method to add parameters to the request, especially useful for pagination:
cartes.Maps().add_param('page', 2).get()
# There is also a shorthand for this
cartes.Maps().page(2).get()
cartes.Maps('048eebe4-8dac-46e2-a947-50b6b8062fec').get()
cartes.Maps('048eebe4-8dac-46e2-a947-50b6b8062fec').markers().get()
You can also add parameters to the request with add_param
method:
map = cartes \
.Maps('651107a9-1d22-46a8-8254-111f7ac74a2b') \
.markers() \
.add_param('show_expired', True) \
.get()
print(map)
params = {
'lat': row['lat'],
'lng': row['lng'],
'description': row['description'],
'category_name': row['category_name'],
'link': row['link']
}
cartes.Maps('048eebe4-8dac-46e2-a947-50b6b8062fec').markers().create(params)
# you can also pass a map_token (or api_key) if your map settings require it
cartes.Maps('048eebe4-8dac-46e2-a947-50b6b8062fec', map_token="xxx").markers().create(params)
cartes.Maps('048eebe4-8dac-46e2-a947-50b6b8062fec').related().get()