Generate different maps of Spain, splitting by population
usage: martindonatotron.py [-h] [--import-population-only] [--import-map-only]
[-t TYPE] [-p] [-n NUMBER] [-i] [--seed SEED] [-v]
[--generate OUT_FILE] [--in IN_FILE]
[--only-max ONLY_MAX] [--only-min ONLY_MIN]
Create maps
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--import-population-only
Exit after importing population from files. This is
aimed at debug
--import-map-only Exit after importing map from files. This is aimed at
debug
-t TYPE Type of map: regions, histogram, only, general, tests
-p Print result
-n NUMBER Number of elements (regions, etc)
-i Enter interactive mode
--seed SEED Seed the regions and municipalities
-v Enable verbose ooutput
--generate OUT_FILE file to generate world output
--in IN_FILE file to import world definition
--only-max ONLY_MAX Upper limit of population to print on an only map
--only-min ONLY_MIN Lower limit of population to print on an only map
In the repo there are pregenerated json files with Murcia (murcia.json) and the whole peninsular spain to play with (peninsula.json)
Remember to add -p to display the map.
Install with the requirements.txt file
pip install -r requirements.txt
The following types of map are supported
Generate NUMBER equipopulous regions. By default, based on the most populated cities. A file can be created to seed the initial cities per region. Check example_seed.txt.
e.g.
python2 martindonatotron.py --in murcia.json -t regions -n 5 -p
interactive mode can be used to generate the seed as well.
Display all municipalities in different colours
Display municipalities with different colours based on their population
Display only the municipalities with population between --only-min and --only-max. The rest will appear in a lighter shade.
