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Can arcpy and ArcGIS API for Python code be used together?

Anonymous User

I need to list out data sources for some portal items using ArcGIS api for python, then get information for those data sources that only arcpy can provide.

Can arcpy be used in an ArcGIS api for python script?

I could make an arcpy script and use ArcGIS Rest API within it, but I'd like to leverage the new ArcGIS API for python if possible.

Thank you,

Randy McGregor

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DanPatterson_Retired

import arcpy

start a Jupyter Notebook or JupyterLab notebook run the import arcpy. You have access to arcpy and the tools in arctoolbox as well

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Anonymous User

So, if you're just making a "regular" python script with IDLE, import both arcpy and arcgis, then you have the both arcpy and arcgis api for python libraries?

PatrickFilyer

Its as simple as import arcpy, arcgis (if you arent using notebooks)

Anonymous User

Thanks. I do have pro installed.

Anonymous User

Thank you! I'm a bit embarrassed that it is that straightforward. I did have the impression that you couldn't directly access arcpy in this manner, but I was mistaken about that, apparently.

PatrickFilyer

Yes they can be used together. However, you need to use python 3 so you need to install pro.

DanPatterson_Retired

import arcpy

start a Jupyter Notebook or JupyterLab notebook run the import arcpy. You have access to arcpy and the tools in arctoolbox as well

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