# Afrigis Python Library
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### Installation
`bash $ pip install afrigis `
### Services:
#### Geocode
Example on using the Geocode service `python from afrigis.services import geocode result = geocode('AFRIGIS_KEY', 'AFRIGIS_SECRET', 'NADID | SEOID') print(result) # {'number_of_records': 4, ...} `
### Running tests
`bash $ py.test `
### Building and pushing to pypi
> In order to di this please make sure you are authenticated against Pypi first :). > You ca do this with the following method: https://docs.python.org/3/distutils/packageindex.html#the-pypirc-file
`bash $ python setup.py sdist upload `
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