Spatial Pixel Code

This repository hosts libraries and code for computational designers featured at Spatial Pixel.

These sketches are written in Python and Processing 3+, in both the Python and Java modes. Thanks to Jonathan Feinberg and his team for processing.py and the recent change to support site-packages.

Using These Libraries

1. Ensure you have Python mode release 3027 or later.
2. It will create a site-packages folder in your libraries folder. This is where your Python dependencies can live (.py files) to be shared among all your Python mode sketches.
3. Download spatialpixel.zip from the latest release. Don't download the archives called "Source Code" as they won't include dependencies.

Alternatively for step 3, you can clone this repository:

$ cd libraries/site-packages
$ git clone https://github.com/awmartin/spatialpixel --recursive

The structure should look like this:

YOUR SKETCHBOOK/
  |- ...
  |
  |- libraries/
  |   |- site-packages/
  |       |- spatialpixel/
  |       |- ...
  |
  |- ...

Start Processing in Python Mode and you should be able to import any of the modules included here. e.g. import spatialpixel.mapping.slippymapper as slippymapper

Available Libraries and Components

• data
  • kml
  • geojson
• google
  • directions
  • streetview
• mapping
  • openstreetmap
  • slippymapper
• path
  • randomwalk
• ui
  • button
  • control
  • interface
  • panner
  • text
  • toggle
• util
  • lazyimages

Other ways to use the code

If you want to experiment with hacking at a library or component, one way is to copy/paste individual files into your sketches. You can also follow the contribution guidelines below and send pull requests.

Contributing

If you'd like to contribute, please fork the repo, create a new branch, and send a pull request with a descriptive message. Screenshots are very helpful. :)

License

MIT License for all the original code in this repo (see LICENSE.txt). All dependencies maintain the licenses of their respective projects, all referenced in the third_party folder.