In Pythonista's Matlab documentation under Toolkits two mapping libraries are mentioned. Both seem to require Proj4 and Shapely that hooks into the GEOS C++ library. So I can't actually use Cartopy or Basemap toolkits. I'd pay extra for the toolkits to have all of their dependencies met in Pythonista or some kind of add-on. I can see a lot of terrific field and data collection uses with these toolkits.

I would love to be proven wrong if it is actually possible to get these toolkits to work.

In elaboration: I am saving an image from clipboard to a file within the Dropbox directory using Image.save or Editor.set_file_contents (and properly encoded). I can easily import and save an image using Editorial context menu but saving by code does not seem to work correctly.

I'm having difficulty saving image files (jpeg) to Dropbox. I save the file using Image.save or Editor.set_file_contents to a Dropbox path but it doesn't show up in the file manager or on Dropbox. But it seems to be available for Preview when I call it in Markdown or with an <img> tag. Any pointers?

In Pythonista's Matlab documentation under Toolkits two mapping libraries are mentioned. Both seem to require Proj4 and Shapely that hooks into the GEOS C++ library. So I can't actually use Cartopy or Basemap toolkits. I'd pay extra for the toolkits to have all of their dependencies met in Pythonista or some kind of add-on. I can see a lot of terrific field and data collection uses with these toolkits.

I would love to be proven wrong if it is actually possible to get these toolkits to work.