Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: NASApi
Version: 0.0.5
Summary: Simple NASA API wrapper
Home-page: https://github.com/SleepingStar/NASApi
Author: SleepingStar
Author-email: mattisverytoxic@gmail.com
License: UNKNOWN
Description: # NASApi
        This is a simple API wrapper for [NASA's Open APIs](https://api.nasa.gov/) and should not be confused with Raspberry Pi programs.
        
        ## Installation
        All you need to do is install the required library.
        ```bash
        pip install NASApi
        ```
        
        In constants.py replace "DEMO_KEY" with your [NASA API key](https://api.nasa.gov/#signUp) 
        ```python
        key = "DEMO_KEY"
        ```
        
        ## Usage
        ```python
        # only import the ones you know you will use instead of importing everything
        from NASApi import * 
        
        # Simple as instantiating the class you would like to use
        apods = APOD()
        insights = Insight()
        earths = Earth(1.5, 100.75, "2019-07-23", .15) 
        epics = EPIC("enhanced", "2020-10-27")
        ```
        
        ## Extra Code
        **Goodie #1**
        Simple code for viewing the current Astronomy Picture Of the Day
        ```python
        from NASApi import APOD
        from PIL import Image
        
        apod = APOD("2020-08-18") # Instantiates the class
        pic = Image.open(apod.bytes_image) # Opens the bytes image using PIL
        pic.show() # Opens the current image for viewing pleasures 
        
        apod = APOD("2020-08-19") # Instantiates the class
        pic = Image.open(apod.bytes_thumbnail) # Opens the bytes image using PIL
        pic.show() # Opens the current image for viewing pleasures 
        ``` 
        
        
        **Goodie #2**
        Simple code for viewing the images of the passed-in date and combines them into a gif for view pleasures
        ```python
        from NASApi import EPIC
        from PIL import Image
        
        imgs = []
        j = 0
        epic = EPIC("enhanced", "2020-10-27") # Instantiates the class
        
        for i in epic.images: # Goes through the images returned by the EPIC variable above
            pic = Image.open(epic.getbytesimage(i, epic.dates[j])) # Opens the current image in the list
            imgs.append(pic.convert('RGB')) # Append the current picture to the list
            j += 1 # Moves on to the next index in the list
        
        # save_all means if True, all frames will be saved, while if False means that only the first frame will be saved
        # loop means how many times the GIF should loop (0 -> infinite)
        # append_image is the list of images to append as additional frames
        imgs[0].save("test.gif", append_images=imgs[1:], save_all=True, loop=0, duration=300)
        ```
        
Keywords: python NASA py
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