A small wrapper for visualizing street networks and making artistic maps with OpenStreetMap and Networkx.
This library contains functionality for visualizing street networks and making artistic maps with OpenStreetMap and Networkx. It works by wrapping around the osmnx library to pull city network data (nodes and edges), but it is specifically designed to help end users make highly customizable, color-coded maps!
python3 -m pip install map-network-viz
from map_network_viz import *
PALETTE = ["#FFB7C3", "#750d37", "#F57A80", "#F6BD60", "#AAE28D", "#aadaba", "#27BACE", "#F0F2A6"]
generate_map("Portland, Oregon, USA", PALETTE)
from map_network_viz import *
PALETTE = ["#FFB7C3", "#750d37", "#F57A80", "#F6BD60", "#AAE28D", "#aadaba", "#27BACE", "#F0F2A6"]
generate_map("Tokyo, Japan", PALETTE, distance_km=5000, color_code_by='length', include_legend=True, save=False)
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A small wrapper for visualizing street networks and making artistic maps with OpenStreetMap and Networkx.
We found that map-network-viz demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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