I can get everything else returned except the maps. I know the page says its subject to change. Any ideas? Seems this step might be the issue: Enable map widget: The ArcGIS Python API includes a map widget for embedding maps in the Jupyter notebook environment. To enable the map widget for all users, use the following command: python -m arcgis .install If you are on a Linux system and do not have permission to install the widget system-wide, you can install it in your local user profile by using the following command instead: python -m arcgis .install -u You can now start using the ArcGIS Python API in your Python IDE of choice, or the Jupyter Notebook environment.

After activating your environment in which you install the API, try below to remove `arcgis` package conda remove arcgis

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Python API with Jupyter Notebook not displaying Maps

JosiahCorona2

I can get everything else returned except the maps. I know the page says its subject to change. Any ideas?

Seems this step might be the issue:

Enable map widget:

The ArcGIS Python API includes a map widget for embedding maps in the Jupyter notebook environment. To enable the map widget for all users, use the following command:

<SPAN class="hljs-selector-tag">python</SPAN> <SPAN class="hljs-selector-tag">-m</SPAN> <SPAN class="hljs-selector-tag">arcgis</SPAN><SPAN class="hljs-selector-class">.install</SPAN>

If you are on a Linux system and do not have permission to install the widget system-wide, you can install it in your local user profile by using the following command instead:

<SPAN class="hljs-selector-tag">python</SPAN> <SPAN class="hljs-selector-tag">-m</SPAN> <SPAN class="hljs-selector-tag">arcgis</SPAN><SPAN class="hljs-selector-class">.install</SPAN> <SPAN class="hljs-selector-tag">-u</SPAN>

You can now start using the ArcGIS Python API in your Python IDE of choice, or the Jupyter Notebook environment.

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PaulMallas

I found my issue to be I was launching 'jupyter lab' not 'jupyter notebook' as per the instructions. Force of habit. Once I made that change, the maps displayed fine.

Anonymous User

Can you try installing arcgis again, If you still get that error try cleaning conda cache by 'conda clean -t' and then try to install arcgis.

I have the same environment as above and installed with: conda install -c esri arcgis. as per the Install and Set Up | ArcGIS for Developers.

But map isn't returned with my_gis.map()

simoxu

Thanks, 'python -m arcgis.install' works.

ahmedelashry

Hello , Am having the same issue here , every thing is working except the map is not showing

I took by your advice and tried the "pythno3" instead of the "python" to enable the map widget but it didn't succeed.

is there any other solution ???

MarvinPerry

One suggestion I have Josiah Corona is instead of 'python -m arcgis.install' try using the command 'python3 -m arcgis.install'

It's possible that python without the 3 is defaulting to python 2, which isn't supported by this particular api.

Hopefully that helps. Let us know how it goes.

bixb0012

Python 3 environment associated with ArcGIS Pro or Anaconda install or something else?

It might be worth verifying that ipywidgets was installed and working.

I have seen cases where people run the arcgis.install script but they don't have all the proper permissions on the Python installation folders. The script doesn't error, but it doesn't fully install either. Do you have permissions to modify the necessary folders of the Python installation?

JosiahCorona2

Windows 64-bit

installing to Python 3 environment

Used python -m arcgis.install but no conformation on install just returned a new command line. No errors.

bixb0012

It would be helpful to provide some more specifics. Are you on Windows or Linux? Which Python environment are you trying to install this into? What commands, specifically, did you try? Any errors?

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