Tried out in Google Colab - geemap Map not working

[BuddyVolly]

Google colab with pip install

Description

I clicked on the Google colab button in the repo, opened it and ran it. geemap.eefolium did give me back a map, but the standard geemap not. Since I would like to use the advanced features of split map etc, I rely on the standard function.

What I Did

I opened https://gishub.org/geemap-colab and executed one cell after the other.
no crash here, the output just remains empty.

[giswqs]

@BuddyVolly Unfortunately, Google Colab currently does not support ipyleaflet (source). Therefore, the ipyleaflet-based geemap won't be able to display the map even the code executes without errors.
Please see the Important Note in the Usage section. I would encourage you to install geemap on your local computer. You can also try binder, but I want to make sure you are aware of the security risks. I am quoting a note from @tylere

When a user authenticates to the Earth Engine servers (i.e. uses ee.Authenticate), a 'credentials' file is created in a subfolder of the user's home directory. For example: ~/.config/earthengine/credentials. Anyone who gets access to this file will have access to your Earth Engine data, due to the very significant permissions you have granted (i.e. 1. View and manage your Google Earth Engine data; 2. Manage your data and permissions in Google Cloud Storage). This is fine on a computer that you control like your local machine or a cloud VM that you have created (and secured), but creating this file on a remote server that you don't control is a security risk. You are trusting that the organization or individual who manages the server will prevent others from accessing your credentials file. Binder instances are examples of these remote servers where your credentials file may be created.

[BuddyVolly]

Thanks for the clarification. Will try it locally then. In any case, great work!