示例#1
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def main():
    options, flags = gs.parser()

    # main options
    map_name = options['input']
    output_file = options['output']
    # TODO: other options of g.proj are not supported
    epsg_code = int(options['epsg'])
    # r.out.png options
    compression = int(options['compression'])
    # both flags (tw) passed to r.out.png
    routpng_flags = ''
    if flags['t']:
        routpng_flags += 't'
    if flags['w']:
        routpng_flags += 'w'
    if flags['l']:
        wgs84_file = output_file + '.wgs84'
    else:
        wgs84_file = None

    if flags['m']:
        use_region = False
    else:
        use_region = True

    # TODO: mixing current and map's mapset at this point
    # or perhaps not an issue if parser adds mapset automatically (?)
    if '@' in map_name:
        map_name, src_mapset_name = map_name.split('@')
    else:
        src_mapset_name = gs.gisenv()['MAPSET']

    export_png_in_projection(map_name=map_name,
                             src_mapset_name=src_mapset_name,
                             output_file=output_file,
                             epsg_code=epsg_code,
                             compression=compression,
                             routpng_flags=routpng_flags,
                             wgs84_file=wgs84_file,
                             use_region=use_region)
示例#2
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def main():
    options, flags = gcore.parser()

    # main options
    map_name = options['input']
    output_file = options['output']
    # TODO: other options of g.proj are not supported
    epsg_code = int(options['epsg'])
    # r.out.png options
    compression = int(options['compression'])
    # both flags (tw) passed to r.out.png
    routpng_flags = ''
    if flags['t']:
        routpng_flags += 't'
    if flags['w']:
        routpng_flags += 'w'
    if flags['l']:
        wgs84_file = output_file + '.wgs84'
    else:
        wgs84_file = None

    if flags['m']:
        use_region = False
    else:
        use_region = True

    if '@' in map_name:
        map_name, src_mapset_name = map_name.split('@')
    else:
        # TODO: maybe mapset is mandatory for those out of current mapset?
        src_mapset_name = ''

    export_png_in_projection(map_name=map_name,
                             src_mapset_name=src_mapset_name,
                             output_file=output_file,
                             epsg_code=epsg_code,
                             compression=compression,
                             routpng_flags=routpng_flags,
                             wgs84_file=wgs84_file,
                             use_region=use_region)
示例#3
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def main():
    options, flags = gcore.parser()

    # it does not check if pngs and other files exists,
    # maybe it could check the any/all file(s) dir

    if options['raster'] and options['strds']:
        gcore.fatal(_("Options raster and strds cannot be specified together."
                      " Please decide for one of them."))
    if options['raster'] and options['where']:
        gcore.fatal(_("Option where cannot be combined with the option raster."
                      " Please don't set where option or use strds option"
                      " instead of raster option."))
    if options['raster']:
        if ',' in options['raster']:
            maps = options['raster'].split(',')  # TODO: skip empty parts
        else:
            maps = [options['raster']]
    elif options['strds']:
        # import and init only when needed
        # init is called anyway when the generated form is used
        import grass.temporal as tgis

        strds = options['strds']
        where = options['where']

        # make sure the temporal database exists
        tgis.init()

        # create the space time raster object
        ds = tgis.open_old_space_time_dataset(strds, 'strds')
        # check if the dataset is in the temporal database
        if not ds.is_in_db():
            gcore.fatal(_("Space time dataset <%s> not found") % strds)

        # we need a database interface
        dbiface = tgis.SQLDatabaseInterfaceConnection()
        dbiface.connect()

        # the query
        rows = ds.get_registered_maps(columns='id', where=where, order='start_time')
        if not rows:
            gcore.fatal(_("Cannot get any maps for spatio-temporal raster"
                          " dataset <%s>."
                          " Dataset is empty or you temporal WHERE"
                          " condition filtered all maps out."
                          " Please, specify another dataset,"
                          " put maps into this dataset"
                          " or correct your WHERE condition.") % strds)
        maps = [row['id'] for row in rows]
    else:
        gcore.fatal(_("Either raster or strds option must be specified."
                      " Please specify one of them."))
    # get the number of maps for later use
    num_maps = len(maps)

    out_dir = options['output']
    if not os.path.exists(out_dir):
        # TODO: maybe we could create the last dir on specified path?
        gcore.fatal(_("Output path <%s> does not exists."
                      " You need to create the (empty) output directory"
                      " yourself before running this module.") % out_dir)
    epsg = int(options['epsg'])

    if ',' in options['opacity']:
        opacities = [float(opacity)
                     for opacity in options['opacity'].split(',')]
        if len(opacities) != num_maps:
            gcore.fatal(_("Number of opacities <{no}> does not match number"
                          " of maps <{nm}>.").format(no=len(opacities),
                                                     nm=num_maps))
    else:
        opacities = [float(options['opacity'])] * num_maps

    if ',' in options['info']:
        infos = options['info'].split(',')
    else:
        infos = [options['info']]

    # r.out.png options
    compression = int(options['compression'])
    # flag w is passed to r.out.png.proj
    # our flag n is inversion of r.out.png.proj's t flag
    # (transparent NULLs are better for overlay)
    # we always need the l flag (ll .wgs84 file)
    routpng_flags = ''
    if not flags['n']:
        routpng_flags += 't'
    if flags['w']:
        routpng_flags += 'w'
    # r.out.png.proj l flag for LL .wgs84 file is now function parameter
    # and is specified bellow

    if flags['m']:
        use_region = False
        # we will use map extent
        gcore.use_temp_region()
    else:
        use_region = True

    # hard coded file names
    data_file_name = 'data_file.csv'
    js_data_file_name = 'data_file.js'

    data_file = open(os.path.join(out_dir, data_file_name), 'w')
    js_data_file = open(os.path.join(out_dir, js_data_file_name), 'w')
    js_data_file.write('/* This file was generated by r.out.leaflet GRASS GIS'
                       ' module. */\n\n')
    js_data_file.write('var layerInfos = [\n')

    for i, map_name in enumerate(maps):
        if not use_region:
            if gcore.run_command('g.region', rast=map_name):
                raise RuntimeError("Cannot set region from map <%s>."
                                   % map_name)
        if '@' in map_name:
            pure_map_name = map_name.split('@')[0]
        else:
            pure_map_name = map_name
        # TODO: mixing current and map's mapset at this point
        if '@' in map_name:
            map_name, src_mapset_name = map_name.split('@')
        else:
            # TODO: maybe mapset is mandatory for those out of current mapset?
            src_mapset_name = gcore.gisenv()['MAPSET']
        image_file_name = pure_map_name + '.png'
        image_file_path = os.path.join(out_dir, image_file_name)
        # TODO: skip writing to file and extract the information from
        # function, or use object if function is so large
        wgs84_file = image_file_path + '.wgs84'
        export_png_in_projection(map_name=map_name,
                                 src_mapset_name=src_mapset_name,
                                 output_file=image_file_path,
                                 epsg_code=epsg,
                                 compression=compression,
                                 routpng_flags=routpng_flags,
                                 wgs84_file=wgs84_file,
                                 use_region=True)

        data_file.write(pure_map_name + ',' + image_file_name + '\n')

        # it doesn't matter in which location we are, it just uses the current
        # location, not tested for LL loc, assuming that to be nop.
        map_extent = get_map_extent_for_file(wgs84_file)
        bounds = map_extent_to_js_leaflet_list(map_extent)

        extra_attributes = []

        generate_infos(map_name=map_name,
                       projected_png_file=image_file_path,
                       required_infos=infos,
                       output_directory=out_dir,
                       attributes=extra_attributes)
        # http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_objects.asp
        js_data_file.write("""   {{title: "{title}", file: "{file_}","""
                           """ bounds: {bounds}, opacity: {opacity}"""
                           .format(title=pure_map_name,
                                   file_=image_file_name,
                                   bounds=bounds,
                                   opacity=opacities[i]))
        if extra_attributes:
            extra_js_attributes = [pair[0] + ': "' +
                                   escape_quotes(
                                       escape_endlines(
                                           escape_backslashes(
                                               pair[1]
                                           )))
                                   + '"'
                                   for pair in extra_attributes]
            js_data_file.write(', ' + ', '.join(extra_js_attributes))
        js_data_file.write("""}\n""")
        # do not write after the last item
        if i < num_maps - 1:
            js_data_file.write(',')
    js_data_file.write('];\n')
    data_file.close()
示例#4
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def main():
    options, flags = gs.parser()

    # it does not check if pngs and other files exists,
    # maybe it could check the any/all file(s) dir

    if options['raster'] and options['strds']:
        gs.fatal(
            _("Options raster and strds cannot be specified together."
              " Please decide for one of them."))
    if options['raster'] and options['where']:
        gs.fatal(
            _("Option where cannot be combined with the option raster."
              " Please don't set where option or use strds option"
              " instead of raster option."))
    if options['raster']:
        if ',' in options['raster']:
            maps = options['raster'].split(',')  # TODO: skip empty parts
        else:
            maps = [options['raster']]
    elif options['strds']:
        # import and init only when needed
        # init is called anyway when the generated form is used
        import grass.temporal as tgis

        strds = options['strds']
        where = options['where']

        # make sure the temporal database exists
        tgis.init()

        # create the space time raster object
        ds = tgis.open_old_space_time_dataset(strds, 'strds')
        # check if the dataset is in the temporal database
        if not ds.is_in_db():
            gs.fatal(_("Space time dataset <%s> not found") % strds)

        # we need a database interface
        dbiface = tgis.SQLDatabaseInterfaceConnection()
        dbiface.connect()

        # the query
        rows = ds.get_registered_maps(columns='id',
                                      where=where,
                                      order='start_time')
        if not rows:
            gs.fatal(
                _("Cannot get any maps for spatio-temporal raster"
                  " dataset <%s>."
                  " Dataset is empty or you temporal WHERE"
                  " condition filtered all maps out."
                  " Please, specify another dataset,"
                  " put maps into this dataset"
                  " or correct your WHERE condition.") % strds)
        maps = [row['id'] for row in rows]
    else:
        gs.fatal(
            _("Either raster or strds option must be specified."
              " Please specify one of them."))
    # get the number of maps for later use
    num_maps = len(maps)

    out_dir = options['output']
    if not os.path.exists(out_dir):
        # TODO: maybe we could create the last dir on specified path?
        gs.fatal(
            _("Output path <%s> does not exists."
              " You need to create the (empty) output directory"
              " yourself before running this module.") % out_dir)
    epsg = int(options['epsg'])

    if ',' in options['opacity']:
        opacities = [
            float(opacity) for opacity in options['opacity'].split(',')
        ]
        if len(opacities) != num_maps:
            gs.fatal(
                _("Number of opacities <{no}> does not match number"
                  " of maps <{nm}>.").format(no=len(opacities), nm=num_maps))
    else:
        opacities = [float(options['opacity'])] * num_maps

    if ',' in options['info']:
        infos = options['info'].split(',')
    else:
        infos = [options['info']]

    if 'geotiff' in infos and not gs.find_program('r.out.tiff', '--help'):
        gs.fatal(_("Install r.out.tiff add-on module to export GeoTIFF"))

    # r.out.png options
    compression = int(options['compression'])
    # flag w is passed to r.out.png.proj
    # our flag n is inversion of r.out.png.proj's t flag
    # (transparent NULLs are better for overlay)
    # we always need the l flag (ll .wgs84 file)
    routpng_flags = ''
    if not flags['n']:
        routpng_flags += 't'
    if flags['w']:
        routpng_flags += 'w'
    # r.out.png.proj l flag for LL .wgs84 file is now function parameter
    # and is specified bellow

    if flags['m']:
        use_region = False
        # we will use map extent
        gs.use_temp_region()
    else:
        use_region = True

    # hard coded file names
    data_file_name = 'data_file.csv'
    js_data_file_name = 'data_file.js'

    data_file = open(os.path.join(out_dir, data_file_name), 'w')
    js_data_file = open(os.path.join(out_dir, js_data_file_name), 'w')
    js_data_file.write('/* This file was generated by r.out.leaflet GRASS GIS'
                       ' module. */\n\n')
    js_data_file.write('var layerInfos = [\n')

    for i, map_name in enumerate(maps):
        if not use_region:
            gs.run_command('g.region', rast=map_name)
        if '@' in map_name:
            pure_map_name = map_name.split('@')[0]
        else:
            pure_map_name = map_name
        # TODO: mixing current and map's mapset at this point
        if '@' in map_name:
            map_name, src_mapset_name = map_name.split('@')
        else:
            # TODO: maybe mapset is mandatory for those out of current mapset?
            src_mapset_name = gs.gisenv()['MAPSET']
        image_file_name = pure_map_name + '.png'
        image_file_path = os.path.join(out_dir, image_file_name)
        # TODO: skip writing to file and extract the information from
        # function, or use object if function is so large
        wgs84_file = image_file_path + '.wgs84'
        export_png_in_projection(map_name=map_name,
                                 src_mapset_name=src_mapset_name,
                                 output_file=image_file_path,
                                 epsg_code=epsg,
                                 compression=compression,
                                 routpng_flags=routpng_flags,
                                 wgs84_file=wgs84_file,
                                 use_region=True)

        data_file.write(pure_map_name + ',' + image_file_name + '\n')

        # it doesn't matter in which location we are, it just uses the current
        # location, not tested for LL loc, assuming that to be nop.
        map_extent = get_map_extent_for_file(wgs84_file)
        bounds = map_extent_to_js_leaflet_list(map_extent)

        extra_attributes = []

        generate_infos(map_name=map_name,
                       projected_png_file=image_file_path,
                       required_infos=infos,
                       output_directory=out_dir,
                       attributes=extra_attributes)
        # http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_objects.asp
        js_data_file.write("""   {{title: "{title}", file: "{file_}","""
                           """ bounds: {bounds}, opacity: {opacity}""".format(
                               title=pure_map_name,
                               file_=image_file_name,
                               bounds=bounds,
                               opacity=opacities[i]))
        if extra_attributes:
            extra_js_attributes = [
                pair[0] + ': "' +
                escape_quotes(escape_endlines(escape_backslashes(pair[1]))) +
                '"' for pair in extra_attributes
            ]
            js_data_file.write(', ' + ', '.join(extra_js_attributes))
        js_data_file.write("""}\n""")
        # do not write after the last item
        if i < num_maps - 1:
            js_data_file.write(',')
    js_data_file.write('];\n')
    data_file.close()