feat: add Earth Engine layers to Python API - #2085
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Expose a geemap-style add_ee_layer method that turns authenticated Earth Engine objects into restorable raster tile layers. Document supported objects and cover image, collection, vector, validation, and error paths.
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This PR adds Earth Engine layer support to the Python API, including visualization and project metadata handling. The current version has bounded follow-up risks: some invalid visualization inputs may produce an unexpected exception, accepted mapping inputs are not fully reflected in the public annotation, and setup documentation omits dependency and authentication guidance. It is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Map
participant EarthEngine
participant RasterLayer
User->>Map: Call add_ee_layer(ee_object, vis_params, name, shown, opacity)
Map->>EarthEngine: Convert, mosaic, or style ee_object
EarthEngine-->>Map: Return map ID and tile URL
Map->>RasterLayer: Create raster tile layer
Map->>RasterLayer: Apply metadata, visibility, and opacity
RasterLayer-->>User: Add configured layer to the map
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In `@python/README.md`:
- Around line 47-50: Update the Earth Engine quickstart installation
instructions to include the earthengine-api dependency, and ensure the example
authenticates with ee.Authenticate() before calling ee.Initialize(), or
explicitly state that credentials must already be configured.
In `@python/src/geolibre/geolibre.py`:
- Around line 1687-1713: Reorder add-layer type dispatch so
ee.FeatureCollection, ee.Feature, and ee.Geometry are handled and styled before
the generic callable getMapId fallback, preserving vector_style options
including width, fillColor, and pointSize. Update
test_add_ee_layer_styles_feature_collection to provide getMapId and verify
style() is invoked.
In `@skills/geolibre/references/python-api.md`:
- Around line 66-70: Update the add_ee_layer documentation to state that its
stored tile URL depends on an Earth Engine map ID that may expire, and that
loading a project after expiration may require regenerating the Earth Engine
layer.
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- add_ee_layer: classify Earth Engine types before the duck-typed `getMapId` fallback. `ee.ImageCollection`, `ee.FeatureCollection` and `ee.Feature` all expose `getMapId`, so real objects skipped the mosaic/style step entirely — collections were never mosaicked and vector styling (`width`, `fillColor`, `pointSize`) was dropped, since `FeatureCollection.getMapId` honours only `color`. The `getMapId` duck-type is now the fallback for non-`ee` objects. - Update the ImageCollection/FeatureCollection test fakes to expose `getMapId` (asserting it is never called) so the dispatch order is guarded, and add a test for the unsupported-type TypeError. - Include the original error text in the RuntimeError raised when `getMapId()` fails, so quota/vis_params failures are not reported as auth problems, and document `RuntimeError` in the `Raises` section. - python/README.md: note that `add_ee_layer` needs `earthengine-api`, call `ee.Authenticate()` in the quickstart, and mention map-id expiry. - docs/python.md: sync the docs-site copy — add the `add_ee_layer` row and the Earth Engine quickstart example with the map-id expiry caveat. - skills/geolibre/references/python-api.md: document that the stored tile URL is tied to an expiring Earth Engine map id.
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In `@python/tests/test_map.py`:
- Around line 156-166: Add direct tests for ee.Feature and ee.Geometry handling
in add_ee_layer, verifying each input is converted through ee.FeatureCollection
and style, and that the resulting styled image receives an empty map-parameter
dictionary.
In `@skills/geolibre/references/python-api.md`:
- Around line 69-71: Add standalone Earth Engine setup guidance to the Python
API reference, covering installation of the separate earthengine-api dependency
and authentication with ee.Authenticate() followed by project-scoped
ee.Initialize(project=...). Alternatively, link to the complete setup
instructions in python/README.md.
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- Validate vector `vis_params` against the keys `ee.FeatureCollection.style()`
actually declares (it takes explicit keywords, not `**kwargs`), so an
image-shaped `{"min": ..., "max": ...}` on a FeatureCollection raises a
ValueError naming the accepted keys instead of a raw
`TypeError: style() got an unexpected keyword argument 'min'` that collides
with the documented meaning of TypeError.
- Wrap `mosaic()`/`style()` in the same failure handling as `getMapId()`, so a
preparation failure surfaces as the documented RuntimeError; document the
vector key set on `vis_params` and widen the Raises entries.
- Move the Earth Engine snippet out of the primary quickstart block in
python/README.md and docs/python.md into its own clearly-optional example, so
copy-pasting the quickstart no longer runs a blocking `ee.Authenticate()` or
requires earthengine-api.
- Note the vector-only style keys in the agent skill reference.
- Tests for both new paths (rejected image vis_params, wrapped mosaic failure).
- Test the ee.Feature and ee.Geometry conversion chain in add_ee_layer: a Geometry is wrapped into a Feature and a Feature into a single-element FeatureCollection before style() runs, and the styled image is fetched with empty map params. Those two branches were previously unexercised.
Code reviewReviewed the new Bugs: None found. Control flow was traced through all branches (image vs. vector vs. duck-typed fallback, Security: None found. No injection surface — Performance: None found. The per-call Quality:
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- Validate that `vis_params` is a mapping, so a list or string raises the method's own TypeError instead of a raw `dict()` error. - Document that `add_ee_layer` produces a plain raster tile layer, not one of the live layers the app's Earth Engine panel manages (that panel matches on `metadata.sourceKind === "earth-engine-raster"`). This is intentional: the Python path evaluates the object kernel-side into a static tile URL and has no browser-side control to sync with.
Code reviewI reviewed the Bugs: None found. Control flow for dispatching Image / ImageCollection (mosaicked) / FeatureCollection·Feature·Geometry (styled, with Geometry→Feature→FeatureCollection wrapping) is checked before the duck-typed Security: None found. Performance: None found. Quality: Confidence low — the CLAUDE.md: No violations found — this is Python-only ( Tests are thorough: valid opacity edge cases (out of range, NaN, non-numeric), missing tile URL, wrapped EE exceptions (both at No inline comments were posted — I did not find findings that rose to the level of an actionable, specific code change. |
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1739-1744: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPreserve the documented error type for invalid vector keys.
For a mapping such as
{"color": "ff0000", 1: "bad"},sorted(set(params) - _EE_VECTOR_STYLE_KEYS)comparesstrandintkeys and raisesTypeErrorbefore the preparation wrapper runs. The docstring promisesValueErrorfor unsupported vector keys. Sort withkey=stror format the keys without ordering, and add a regression test.Proposed fix
- unsupported = sorted(set(params) - _EE_VECTOR_STYLE_KEYS) + unsupported = sorted( + set(params) - _EE_VECTOR_STYLE_KEYS, + key=str, + )🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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1656-1656: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAlign the public annotation with the accepted mapping contract.
The runtime check accepts any
collections.abc.Mapping, butvis_paramsis annotated asdict[str, Any] | None. Static callers that pass a read-only or custom mapping can receive a type-checking error even though the method accepts the value at runtime. Change the annotation toMapping[str, Any] | None.Proposed fix
- vis_params: dict[str, Any] | None = None, + vis_params: Mapping[str, Any] | None = None,🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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1795-1804: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a focused Earth Engine token redaction test.
Map.to_project()sweeps each layer’ssource, and_redact_url()removestokenquery parameters from Earth Engine tile URLs. Existing tests do not cover this path directly.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@python/tests/test_map.py`:
- Around line 205-207: Parameterize
test_add_ee_layer_rejects_non_mapping_vis_params to run with both a list and a
string input, while preserving the existing TypeError expectation and
method-specific message match.
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In `@python/src/geolibre/geolibre.py`:
- Around line 1739-1744: Update the unsupported-key handling near
_EE_VECTOR_STYLE_KEYS so mixed-type mapping keys cannot trigger a TypeError
while sorting; preserve the documented ValueError with all unsupported keys
reported. Add a regression test covering string and integer keys such as
{"color": "ff0000", 1: "bad"}.
- Line 1656: Update the vis_params annotation in the affected public method from
dict[str, Any] | None to Mapping[str, Any] | None, ensuring the corresponding
collections.abc.Mapping import is available and preserving the existing runtime
validation.
- Around line 1795-1804: Add a focused test covering Map.to_project() with an
Earth Engine tile URL containing a token query parameter, and assert the
resulting layer source is redacted by _redact_url() while preserving the rest of
the URL. Keep the test scoped to this Earth Engine token-redaction path.
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- Parameterize the non-mapping `vis_params` test over a list, a string, and an int, so every shape the documented TypeError covers is exercised.
| def add_ee_layer( | ||
| self, | ||
| ee_object: Any, | ||
| vis_params: dict[str, Any] | None = None, | ||
| name: str = "Earth Engine", | ||
| shown: bool = True, | ||
| opacity: float = 1.0, | ||
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Minor API-surface nit: every other add_* layer method (add_tile_layer, add_wms, add_wmts, add_pmtiles, …) forwards **style: Any into the layer's style overrides, but add_ee_layer doesn't accept it, so there's no way to set minZoom/maxZoom/blend mode/etc. on the resulting tile layer inline the way you can for every other layer type — you'd have to fetch the layer back and mutate its style afterward. This may well be intentional (the signature mirrors geemap.Map.addLayer(ee_object, vis_params, name, shown, opacity) exactly), so treat this as a low-confidence consistency observation rather than a bug.
Code reviewBugs: None found. I traced the full Security: No issues. The generated Earth Engine tile URL isn't stripped by Performance: None found. Quality: Posted one low-confidence inline note — CLAUDE.md: No violations. Docs are kept in sync across |
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