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A package to interface with Trailforks.com

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PyForks

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Python TrailForks Library (Unofficial) for interacting with TrailForks. Help support this project and more.

About

PyForks has been designed to help me automate much of the manual data aggregation I was doing in order to build metrics for my local city and state trail systems. For example: app.mn-mtb.com. The end goal of this project is the ability to make it much easier to pull data down that people are interested in and analyze it in a way that non-technical individuals can digest and understand impact in hopes of additional funding and interest.

This package uses the Official TrailForks API. This means that in order to use this package, you must have a valid TrailForks app_id and app_secret. See the API link to get your keys.

Installation & Documentation

Quick Start

Get Information on a region

from PyForks import Region
import pandas as pd

app_id = "id"
app_secret = "secret"

r = Region(app_id=app_id, app_secret=app_secret)
if r.is_valid_region("west-lake-marion-park"):
  region_info_df = r.get_region_info("west-lake-marion-park")
  ridecount_df = r.get_region_ridecounts("west-lake-marion-park")
  

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