Usage

Add shares tags to search response and as attributes

from isogeo_pysdk import Isogeo

# authenticate your client application
isogeo = Isogeo(client_id=app_id,
                client_secret=app_secret)

# get the token
isogeo.connect()

# set augment option on True
search = isogeo.search(page_size=0, whole_results=0, augment=1)

# through search tags
print(search.get("tags"))

# through attributes
print(isogeo.shares_id)

Get OpenCatalog URL for a share

OpenCatalog is an online metadata browser generated on Isogeo platform. As a third-party application, it can be set or not in a share.

Here is how to check if it’s set or not in a share. The share UUID is required: 2 methods are proposed to retrieve it.

from isogeo_pysdk import Isogeo

# authenticate your client application
isogeo = Isogeo(client_id=app_id,
                client_secret=app_secret)

# get the token
isogeo.connect()

## -- METHOD 1 - by shares route ------------------------------------------
# get shares
shares = isogeo.shares()

# get first share id
share_id = shares[0].get("_id")

## -- METHOD 2 - by augmented search --------------------------------------
# empty search
search = isogeo.search(
                       page_size=0,     # get only tags, not results
                       whole_results=0,   # do not retrieve the whole application scope
                       augment=1    # -> this parameter is what we need
                       )

# get share id from tags splitting dict key
share_id = list(isogeo.shares_id.keys())[0].split(":")[1]

## -- ONCE SHARE ID RETRIEVED ---------------------------------------------

# make an augmented share request
share_augmented = isogeo.share(share_id, augment=1)

if "oc_url" in share_augmented:
    print("OpenCatalog is set: {}"
          .format(share_augmented.get("oc_url"))
          )
else:
    print("OpenCatalog is not set in this share")

Check if a metadata is in a share

With the augmented share, it’s also possible to check if a metadata is present within.

# -- see above to get augmented share
# get a metadata
search = isogeo.search(
                       page_size=1,     # get only one result
                       whole_results=0    # do not retrieve the whole application scope
                       )
md = search.get("results")[0]

# check
if md.get("_id") in share_augmented.get("mds_ids"):
    print("Metadata is present in this share")
else:
    print("No present").

Load API credentials from a JSON or INI file

Isogeo delivers API credentials in a JSON file. Its structure depends on the kind of oAuth2 application you are developing. Please referer to the API documentation to know more about different types of oAuth2 application.

For example, here is the JSON structure for a “workgroup” application:

{
"web": {
    "client_id": "python-minimalist-sdk-test-uuid-1a2b3c4d5e6f7g8h9i0j11k12l",
    "client_secret": "application-secret-1a2b3c4d5e6f7g8h9i0j11k12l13m14n15o16p17Q18rS",
    "auth_uri": "https://id.api.isogeo.com/oauth/authorize",
    "token_uri": "https://id.api.isogeo.com/oauth/token"
    }
}

The module isogeo_pysdk.utils comes with a method to load automatically credentials from JSON and INI files:

# load package
from isogeo_pysdk import Isogeo, IsogeoUtils

# instanciate IsogeoUtils as utils
utils = IsogeoUtils()

# load from file
api_credentials = utils.credentials_loader("client_secrets_group.json")

# could also be:
# api_credentials = utils.credentials_loader("client_secrets_user.json")
# api_credentials = utils.credentials_loader("client_secrets.ini")

# authenticate your client application
isogeo = Isogeo(client_id=api_credentials.get("client_id"),
                client_secret=api_credentials.get("client_secret")
                )

# get the token
isogeo.connect()

Keys of returned dict:

• auth_mode
• client_id
• client_secret
• scopes
• uri_auth
• uri_base
• uri_redirect
• uri_token

URL Builder for web applications

Isogeo metadata can be displyed in others web applications. Some webapps are built-in:

• OpenCatalog (oc)
• Data portal by PixUp (pixup_portal)
• CSW GetCapabilities (for a share)
• CSW GetRecords (for a metadata)

It’s also possible to register a custom web app (see below).

Get URL to online editor for a metadata

A metadata can only be edited by an authenticated Isogeo user (with editor level at least). A built-in method make it easy to contruct it:

from isogeo_pysdk import IsogeoUtils
utils = IsogeoUtils()
url = utils.get_edit_url(md_id="0269803d50c446b09f5060ef7fe3e22b",
                         md_type="vector-dataset",
                         owner_id="32f7e95ec4e94ca3bc1afda960003882",
                         tab="attributes")

Get OpenCatalog URL for a metadata

from isogeo_pysdk import IsogeoUtils
utils = IsogeoUtils()
oc_url = utils.get_view_url(webapp="oc",
                            md_id="0269803d50c446b09f5060ef7fe3e22b",
                            share_id="1e07910d365449b59b6596a9b428ecd9",
                            share_token="TokenOhDearToken")

Get CSW GetCapabilities for a share

from isogeo_pysdk import IsogeoUtils
utils = IsogeoUtils()
csw_getcap_url = utils.get_view_url(webapp="csw_getcap",
                                    share_id="1e07910d365449b59b6596a9b428ecd9",
                                    share_token="TokenOhDearToken")

Get CSW GetRecords for a share

from isogeo_pysdk import IsogeoUtils
utils = IsogeoUtils()

csw_getrecords_url = utils.get_view_url(webapp="csw_getrecords",
                                        share_id="ShareUniqueIdentifier",
                                        share_token="TokenOhDearToken")

Get CSW GetRecordById for a metadata

from isogeo_pysdk import IsogeoUtils
utils = IsogeoUtils()

uuid_md_source = "82e73458e29a4edbaf8bfce9e16fa78b"

csw_getrecord_url = utils.get_view_url(webapp="csw_getrec",
                                       md_uuid_urn=utils.convert_uuid(uuid_md_source, 2),
                                       share_id="ShareUniqueIdentifier",
                                       share_token="TokenOhDearToken")

Register a custom webapp and get URL

from isogeo_pysdk import IsogeoUtils
utils = IsogeoUtils()
# register the web app
utils.register_webapp(webapp_name="PPIGE v3",
                      webapp_args=["md_id", ],
                      webapp_url="https://www.ppige-npdc.fr/portail/geocatalogue?uuid={md_id}")
# get url
custom_url = utils.get_view_url(md_id="0269803d50c446b09f5060ef7fe3e22b",
                                webapp="PPIGE v3")

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Download metadata as XML ISO 19139

In Isogeo, every metadata resource can be downloaded in its XML version (ISO 19139 compliant). The Python SDK package inclue a shortcut method:

from isogeo_pysdk import Isogeo

# authenticate your client application
isogeo = Isogeo(client_id=app_id,
                client_secret=app_secret)

# get the token
isogeo.connect()

# search metadata
search_to_be_exported = isogeo.search(
                                      page_size=10,
                                      query="type:dataset",
                                      whole_results=0
                                      )

# loop on results and export
for md in search_to_be_exported.get("results"):
    title = md.get('title')
    xml_stream = isogeo.xml19139(
                                 md.get("_id")
                                 )

    with open("{}.xml".format(title), 'wb') as fd:
        for block in xml_stream.iter_content(1024):
            fd.write(block)

Others examples:

• Batch export into XML within Isogeo to Office application.
• Batch export into XML in the package sample.

Download hosted data from Isogeo cloud

Administrators and editors can link raw data and docs (.zip, .pdf…) to metadata to allow final users to access the data. To do that, it’s possible to upload data to Isogeo cloud (Azure blob storage).Through the API, it’s possible to download these data:

from isogeo_pysdk import Isogeo

# authenticate your client application
isogeo = Isogeo(client_id=app_id,
                client_secret=app_secret)

# get the token
isogeo.connect()

# search with _include = links and action = download
latest_data_modified = isogeo.search(
                                     page_size=10,
                                     order_by="modified",
                                     whole_results=0,
                                     query="action:download",
                                     include=["links"],
                                     )

# parse links and download hosted data recursively
for md in latest_data_modified.get("results"):
    for link in filter(lambda x: x.get("type") == "hosted", md.get("links")):
        dl_stream = isogeo.dl_hosted(
                                     resource_link=link)
        filename = re.sub(r'[\\/*?:"<>|]', "", dl_stream[1])
        with open(filename, 'wb') as fd:
            for block in dl_stream[0].iter_content(1024):
                fd.write(block)

Example:

• Batch export hosted data in the package sample.