airports-py 1.0.1

A comprehensive library providing easy retrieval of airport data based on IATA, ICAO, city codes, country codes, and continents. Ideal for developers building applications related to aviation, travel, and geography.

airports-py

A comprehensive Python library providing easy retrieval of airport data based on IATA, ICAO, city codes, country codes, and continents. Ideal for developers building applications related to aviation, travel, and geography in Python.

Features

• Retrieve airport data using IATA code.
• Retrieve airport data using ICAO code.
• Fetch data using city codes.
• Fetch data using country codes.
• Retrieve data based on continents.
• Built-in error handling for invalid input formats.
• Efficiently packaged with gzipped data.
• Comprehensive Data Access: Retrieve airport data using IATA code, ICAO code, city codes, country codes, and continents.
• Unique Link Integration: The first library to provide direct links to FlightRadar24, Radarbox, and FlightAware for each airport, giving users immediate access to live flight tracking and airport data.

Installation

You can install airports-py using pip:

pip install airports-py

Usage

Here's how you can use the library:

from airports import airport_data

# Retrieve airport data using IATA code
airport_by_iata = airport_data.get_airport_by_iata("AAA")
print(airport_by_iata)

# Retrieve airport data using ICAO code
airport_by_icao = airport_data.get_airport_by_icao("NTGA")
print(airport_by_icao)

# Fetch data using city codes
airport_by_city = airport_data.get_airport_by_city_code("NYC")
print(airport_by_city)

# Fetch data using country codes
airport_by_country = airport_data.get_airport_by_country_code("US")
print(airport_by_country)

# Retrieve data based on continents
airport_by_continent = airport_data.get_airport_by_continent("AS")
print(airport_by_continent)

Using Command-Line Interface (CLI):

You can also directly execute Python code from the CLI without entering the interactive shell. Navigate to the root of your project and run:

python3 -c "from airports import airport_data; result = airport_data.get_airport_by_iata('MAA'); print(result)"

Replace 'MAA' with other codes as needed.

Testing

To test the library locally:

1. Navigate to the root of the project:

cd path_to_airports-py

2. Run the tests using:

python3 -m unittest discover tests -v

This command will discover and run all test files inside the tests directory and provide a detailed output.

Example Data Fields

For Chennai International Airport:

Field Name	Data
IATA	MAA
ICAO	VOMM
Time Zone	Asia/Kolkata
City Code	MAA
Country Code	IN
Name	Chennai International Airport
Latitude	12.99
Longitude	80.1693
Altitude (in feet)	52
State	Tamil Nadu
City	Pallavaram
County	Kancheepuram
State Code	Tamil Nadu
Airport Type	large_airport
Continent	AS
State Abbreviation	IN-TN
International	TRUE
Wikipedia Link	Wikipedia
Official Website	Chennai Airport
Location ID	12513629
Phone Number	044-2340551
Runway Length (in meters)	10050
Flightradar24	Flightradar24
Radarbox	Radarbox
Flightaware Link	Flightaware

Singapore Changi Airport:

Field Name	Data
IATA	SIN
ICAO	WSSS
Time Zone	Asia/Singapore
City Code	SIN
Country Code	SG
Name	Singapore Changi Airport
Latitude	1.35019
Longitude	103.994
Altitude (in feet)	22
State	Singapore
City	Singapore
County	Singapore
State Code	South East
Airport Type	large_airport
Continent	AS
State Abbreviation	SG-04
International	TRUE
Wikipedia Link	Wikipedia
Official Website	Changi Airport
Location ID	12517525
Phone Number	(65) 6542 1122
Runway Length (in meters)	13200
Flightradar24	Flightradar24
Radarbox	Radarbox
Flightaware	Flightaware

Running the Project Locally

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/aashishvanand/airports-py.git

2. Change into the cloned directory:

cd airports-py

3. Install the necessary dependencies:

pip install -r requirements.txt

4. To run tests:

python -m unittest discover tests

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Contributing

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome! Feel free to check the issues page.