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python-geoservercloud

Installation

From PyPI:

pip install geoservercloud

From git repository:

poetry install

Quick start

from geoservercloud import GeoServerCloud
geoserver = GeoServerCloud(
    url="http://localhost:9090/geoserver/cloud/",
    user="admin",
    password="geoserver",
)
geoserver.create_workspace("newworkspace")

About

Lightweight Python client to interact with GeoServer Cloud REST API, GeoServer ACL and OGC services. Intended use cases are listed below.

Programmatic setup of a GeoServer catalog

For example, creating a workspace, connecting to a PostGIS datastore and publishing a PG layer:

geoserver.create_workspace("example")
geoserver.create_pg_datastore(
    workspace="example",
    datastore="example_store",
    pg_host="localhost",
    pg_port=5432,
    pg_db="database",
    pg_user="user",
    pg_password="password"
)
geoserver.create_feature_type(
    layer="layer_example"
    workspace="example",
    datastore="example_store",
    title={
        "en":"Layer title",
        "fr": "Titre de la couche",
        "default": "Default title",
    },
)

Testing

Automatic tests of GeoServer functionalities with pytest, for example before upgrading. The example below tests the fallback mechanism for internationalized layer titles in the GetCapabilities document.

@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    "language,expected_title",
    [
        (
            "en",
            "Layer title",
        ),
        (
            "fr",
            "Titre de la couche",
        ),
        (
            "de,en",
            "Layer title",
        ),
        (
            None,
            "Default title",
        ),
    ],
)
def test_i18n_layer_title(geoserver, language, expected_title):
    capabilities = geoserver.get_wms_layers(
        workspace="example",
        accept_languages=language,
    )
    layer = capabilities.get("Layer")
    assert layer.get("Title") == expected_title