PLACE TO SHARE THINGS BUILT WITH THESE APIs

[JustinGOSSES]

Do you have something you built that would be starter code for others?

Are you searching for good starter code for a specific API?

Please paste below. Remember NASA doesn't endorse anything posted in issues.

[evantayloryates]

Here's a simple APOD API usage tutorial posted by Sahil Sharma: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7ZvY3vioeE&feature=youtu.be

[tomerdev1]

"Earth Rewinder" is a simple tool for using the "Earth" API built for the IOS platform.

Its main goal is to encourage people to explore our planet and get a real visual grasp over the way it changes, behave and look.

Short demonstration video of my progress so far: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/tomer-abady-766ba2193_a-demonstration-of-earth-rewinder-the-first-activity-6624342427408965632-6F5U

[MDStebel]

ISS Real-Time Tracker 3D, an iOS app, provides real-time tracking, pass predictions, crew data, live video, and images from the NASA Landsat database using the Earth API. Tap the satellite button to view images corresponding to the exact current location of the ISS. https://www.issrtt.com https://mdstebel.github.io/ISS-Real-Time-Tracker-Selected-Source-Code/ https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/iss-real-time-tracker/id1079990061?ls=1&mt=8

[MikeyManoguerra]

Hello! I noticed that the API response changed since last year. it returns 404's for errors (not 500's) and no longer includes the date on the response object.

i also noticed the quality of the photos have gone way down, to the point where they are unrecognizable.

here is an app i built last year https://mikeymanoguerra.github.io/Views-via-ISS/

Edit: The error issue was the date of the photo was no longer returned in the body of the api, which my app relied upon. it will render photos now after a fix

[JustinGOSSES]

@MikeyManoguerra Is this in regards to the Earth Imagery API?

The Earth Imagery API was built many years ago by someone who has since left, so it is a bit of a stranded project. I sometimes push fixes when I get a spare bit of time. Google keeps changing their API unfortunately, so it is hard to keep up.

I'd suggest you start using the Google Earth Engine API directly.

The NASA Earth Imagery API is basically just a simplified wrapper for one satellite product (Landsat8) on Google Earth Engine API. Google Earth engine is more complex and a less user friendly API that Earth-Imagery-API, but Earth Engine is kept mostly up-to-date and has a large user community for help. In turn, under the hood, the google earth engine API calls even more complex APIs for individual satellite products from USGS & NASA.

I'm going to try to get permission to open-source the Earth-Imagery-API so the public can help maintain it, but open-sourcing things is a multiple month project unfortunately.

[MikeyManoguerra]

@JustinGOSSES Hey Justin, Sorry I missed your response until now, it must have got buried in Github notifications. Yes, that is the one i was referring to. I will look into migrating to the google API.

Thanks for the description of the pipeline. The Earth-Imagery-Api was a great resource to use for one of my first standalone projects, above. If you are able to get permission to make the project open source, Id consider contributing in the future.

Cheers

[ghost]

https://github.com/mattiapontonio/asteroids

[JustinGOSSES]

Quick visualization of Near Earth Object API on Observable https://observablehq.com/@justingosses/asteroids-api-a-href-https-api-nasa-gov-api-neows-swagger-n-e-o

[molavec]

Hi to everyone!

I'm participating in a Hackathon using Postman and NASA Open APIs.

I like to share this project that could be useful for engineers ans scientist that use these APIs.
I'm very happy if you can help me to promote it in your networks to anyone that could be interested to test and improve this Workspace in the future.

https://devpost.com/software/public-workspace-for-nasa-open-apis

I will love your likes!! It will help me a lot! ✨✨😁

[Oshuma]

I started working on a Go library for the API, with plans to eventually implement everything (when I get free time).

Currently implemented:

• APOD
• EPIC
• Mars Rover Photos
• Image and Video Library

https://github.com/Oshuma/nasa

[molavec]

I started working on a Go library for the API, with plans to eventually implement everything (when I get free time).

Currently implemented:

• APOD
• EPIC
• Mars Rover Photos
• Image and Video Library

https://github.com/Oshuma/nasa

Nice! Consider check this Postman Public Workspace to fast test of API. I think could be helpful to you.

[CyberRinzler]

I made a simple app that consumes APOD, Mars Rover Photos and the NeoFeed, here`s the link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.legatus.venatici

I am currently rebuilding it with a newer version of Ionic and implementing the other API's on it.

These API's are amazing to learn, this specific project started for me as an exercise for a class in college.

[BekBrace]

I created an ISS near real-time tracker. Video link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UWeOfdESZE&t=6s Code : https://github.com/BekBrace/NASA-Project-with-Python

[JustinGOSSES]

Hey @MikeyManoguerra and others... the code that backs earth-imagery-api on api.nasa.gov finally got open sourced.

https://github.com/nasa/earth-imagery-api

[MikeyManoguerra]

Rad! ill try to set it up in the coming weeks. thanks for following up, and ill let you know how it goes

[OwlHowl3]

Hey, I made a small app using astronomy picture of the day api, image and video library api and eonet api.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjwHteSekfg&ab_channel=WiseOllieOwl https://github.com/OwlHowl3/nasa-api

[shaheertarar]

Hey, I made a site which makes a portrait of the earth (and Landsat's collection pattern) using all the images captured by Landsat 9 over 24 hours. Updates once a day.

https://landsat.earth

[EpicSpaceFan]

This is a project that uses NASA's EPIC (Earth Polychromatic Imaging Camera) API to retrieve images of Earth on specific days, providing an engaging way to explore our planet's beauty by providing images, gifs, and contour gifs. Use the requirements.txt file to see what modules you need to install in the given versions and run my python file in the given repo: https://github.com/EpicSpaceFan/EarthViewer/