Get images of OpenStreetMap and Geographical Survey Institute maps with Python + py-staticmaps

$ pip install py-staticmaps

import staticmaps

#Create a Context object and specify the zoom level and latitude / longitude
#Latitude / longitude is create_s2sphere generated by latlng.Specify LatLng object
context = staticmaps.Context()
context.set_zoom(17)
context.set_center(staticmaps.create_latlng(35.170560, 136.882090))

#Pycairo cairo by specifying the width and height of the image.Get ImageSurface object
image_surface = context.render_cairo(800, 600)

#Output map image PNG file
image_surface.write_to_png('osm.png')

import staticmaps

#Create a TileProvider object for the Geographical Survey Institute tiles of the Geographical Survey Institute
tile_provider_chiriin = staticmaps.TileProvider(
  name='chiriin',
  url_pattern='https://cyberjapandata.gsi.go.jp/xyz/std/$z/$x/$y.png', #Geographical Survey tile URL
  attribution='Source: Geospatial Information Authority of Japan', #I can't use Japanese, so it's written in English
  max_zoom=18, #Maximum zoom level available
)

#Create a Context object and specify TileProvider, zoom level and latitude / longitude
context = staticmaps.Context()
context.set_tile_provider(tile_provider_chiriin)
context.set_zoom(14)
context.set_center(staticmaps.create_latlng(35.170560, 136.882090))

#Pycairo cairo by specifying the width and height of the image.Get ImageSurface object
image_surface = context.render_cairo(800, 600)

#Output map image PNG file
image_surface.write_to_png('chiriin.png')

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