Google Earth Engine IDE alternatives?

If you are able to use Jupyter Notebook or Lab, I have made a "code editor simulator". Initially I made two ways of using it, one via folium and the other one via ipyleaflet, but I have been updating only the latter because it's the only one I actively use. It can be a little annoying to install, I haven't pulish that, but if you get to it, you can do:

import ipygee as ui

Map = ui.Map()
Map.show()

and that is it, in any other cell you can do:

Map.addLayer(image, visparams, name)

and many other methods.

To install it, aside of having GEE python API installed, you need: ipyleaflet, folium, pandas, PIL, pygal, numpy, requests, pyshp, so before installing it, do:

pip install pyshp pygal pandas pillow numpy requests folium ipyleaflet

then you can install it

pip install ipygee

You can find the source here: https://github.com/fitoprincipe/ipygee

And report issues here: https://github.com/fitoprincipe/ipygee/issues

You can edit your scripts with any IDE you want as long as you include git into your workflow.

All the scripts you see are based in git repositories (see GEE docs):

The Scripts manager stores private, shared and example scripts in Git repositories hosted by Google.

You can see an overview of all the repositories you have access to at https://earthengine.googlesource.com/.

Editing multiple scripts at the same time is possible. Checkout the respository, edit with the IDE of your choice and commit the changes.

Repositories can be accessed using Git, so you can manage and edit your scripts outside the Code Editor, or sync them with an external system like GitHub.[...] For some Git operations, you may need to create authentication credentials by going to the Generate Password link at the top of the earthengine.googlesource.com page.