addresshunt 1.2

Examples

import addresshunt

autocomplete_address = "11 NICHOLSON STREET"
match_address = "NICHOLSON STREET"
forward_geocode_address = "MELBOURNE MUSEUM, 11 NICHOLSON STREET, CARLTON, VIC, 3053"
reverse_geocode_address_latitude = "-37.803165"
reverse_geocode_address_longitude = "144.971802"
split_address = "MELBOURNE MUSEUM, 11 NICHOLSON STREET, CARLTON, VIC, 3053"
timezone_address = "MELBOURNE MUSEUM, 11 NICHOLSON STREET, CARLTON, VIC, 3053"
validate_address = "MELBOURNE MUSEUM, 11 NICHOLSON STREET, CARLTON, VIC, 3053"

client = addresshunt.Client(api_key='') # Specify your personal API key

autocomplete = client.autocomplete(autocomplete_address)
print("autocomplete: \n" + str(autocomplete) + str('\n'))

match = client.match(match_address)
print("match: \n" + str(match) + str('\n'))

forward_geocode = client.forward_geocode(forward_geocode_address)
print("forward_geocode: \n" + str(forward_geocode) + str('\n'))

reverse_geocode = client.reverse_geocode(reverse_geocode_address_latitude, reverse_geocode_address_longitude)
print("reverse_geocode: \n" + str(reverse_geocode) + str('\n'))

split = client.split(split_address)
print("split: \n" + str(split) + str('\n'))

timezone = client.timezone(timezone_address)
print("timezone: \n" + str(timezone) + str('\n'))

validate = client.validate(validate_address)
print("validate: \n" + str(validate) + str('\n'))

For convenience, all request performing module methods are wrapped inside the client class.

Dry run

Although errors in query creation should be handled quite decently, you can do a dry run to print the request and its parameters:

import addresshunt

autocomplete_address = "11 NICHOLSON STREET"

client = addresshunt.Client(api_key='') # Specify your personal API key
address_list = client.autocomplete(autocomplete_address, dry_run='true')