geohashrs
This project provides geohash (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geohash) encoding and decoding based on geohash-rust (https://github.com/georust/geohash). You can use geohash_encode(latitude, longitude, zoom_level) to decode and geohash_decode(geohashstring) to decode.
Actually, this version is very early version, it is usable and more functionality will come.
Installation
pip install geohashrs
Usage
Example:
>>> from geohashrs import geohash_encode, geohash_decode
>>> geohash_encode(5.4, 43.3, 10)
'spey6fs0v1'
>>> geohash_decode('spey6fs0v1')
[5.4, 43.3]
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