Problem in Convert GEE JavaScript to Python

[ghost]

Hello Dears,

In the my GEE code i use the require (PATH) function. I get the following error after converting and executing:

NameError: name 'require' is not defined.

Thus, I entered the script in the PATH and executed geemap.js_snippet_to_py(). I saw the following error:

'charmap' codec can't encode character '\u03c6' in position 2898: character maps to

What's the solution ?
Thank you.

• Geemap version: Latest
• Python version: 3.9
• Operating System: Windows 10 (64 bit)

[ErikSeras]

Hi, this example can help you. If the example doesn't solve your question, please share your source code that can reproduce the issue.

[ghost]

Hello,

Thank you for the response. The problem still persists.

This is the code I used :

// Importing module

var TAGEE = require('users/joselucassafanelli/TAGEE:TAGEE-functions');

// World bounding box

var bbox = ee.Geometry.Rectangle({coords: [-180, -60, 180, 60], geodesic: false});

// Loading SRTM 30 m

var demSRTM = ee.Image('USGS/SRTMGL1_003').clip(bbox).rename('DEM');

// Smoothing filter.
var gaussianFilter = ee.Kernel.circle({
  radius: 3, units: 'pixels', normalize: true
});

// Smoothing the DEM with the gaussian kernel.
var demSRTM = demSRTM.convolve(gaussianFilter).resample("bilinear");

// Terrain analysis

var DEMAttributes = TAGEE.terrainAnalysis(TAGEE, demSRTM, bbox);
print(DEMAttributes.bandNames(), 'Parameters of Terrain');


// Visualization

var vizVC = TAGEE.makeVisualization(DEMAttributes, 'VerticalCurvature', 'level9', bbox, 'rainbow');
Map.addLayer(vizVC, {}, 'VerticalCurvature');
Map.setCenter(0,0,2);

require (PATH) = Link

[giswqs]

The require (PATH) function in JavaScript does not work in Python. You need to have everything in the same Python script.

[ErikSeras]

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