Función get_map - #34
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Hola, he subido una primera versión de get_map (no sé si es muy elegante, pero "parece" que funciona), junto con un notebook en jupyter para mostrar cómo funcionaría así la extracción de un mapa estático y cómo se vería un ejemplo de mapa con folium y los mapas del IGN.
Nota: en el notebook es un poco "ñapa" la llamada al nuevo módulo porque la función nueva no está en pypi y hay que importarla de forma "local", habría que retocar el notebook cuando (si) se incorpora el get_map en pypi.