aio-dvla-vehicle-enquiry
Async Python client for the UK DVLA Vehicle Enquiry Service.
This package handles the DVLA Vehicle Enquiry Service transport, request construction, response parsing, and protocol-level errors. It is intended to be used by integrations such as Home Assistant while keeping application code as a thin wrapper.
Installation
pip install aio-dvla-vehicle-enquiry
Usage
from aiohttp import ClientSession
from aio_dvla_vehicle_enquiry import DVLAClient, DVLAError
async with ClientSession() as session:
client = DVLAClient(session, "your-api-key")
try:
vehicle = await client.async_get_vehicle("AB12CDE")
except DVLAError as err:
print(f"DVLA lookup failed: {err}")
else:
print(vehicle)
Notes
This package does not include an API key. Consumers must provide their own DVLA Vehicle Enquiry Service API key.
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