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Currently I maintain http://im-fluss.appspot.com to transfer geo data from Instagam to ADN posts. The resulting posts look like https://alpha.app.net/peter_hacker/post/13376289
The relevant code looks like this (complete code here:
media, next = instagram_client.user_recent_media() for image in reversed(media): if hasattr(image, 'location') and hasattr(image.location, 'point') and image.location.point: # handle geolocation information post['annotations'].append( dict(type='net.app.core.geolocation', value=dict(latitude=image.location.point.latitude, longitude=image.location.point.longitude)))
Adding geolocation support to pour over would help to promote the use of annotations and show how feature rich bridges can be.
I have not oriented me in the pour over codebase very much, but it seems models. InstagramFeed .process_feed(), models.Entry and poster.instagram_format_for_adn would need updating.
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this is a good idea, and I will implement it when I get a chance. If you had the time to put together a pull request that would make things easier.
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Currently I maintain http://im-fluss.appspot.com to transfer geo data from Instagam to ADN posts. The resulting posts look like https://alpha.app.net/peter_hacker/post/13376289
The relevant code looks like this (complete code here:
Adding geolocation support to pour over would help to promote the use of annotations and show how feature rich bridges can be.
I have not oriented me in the pour over codebase very much, but it seems models. InstagramFeed .process_feed(), models.Entry and poster.instagram_format_for_adn would need updating.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: