Python HamQTH
A HamQTH client library for Python.
HamQTH provides a simple interface for application developers.
This library supports the XML callbook search which provides search capability for:
- callsign data
- callsign bio
- recent activity of any callsign
Usage requires registration with the HamQTH service.
Related Projects
These projects also target Python, but others exist as well as probably more of which I am not aware.
References
- HamQTH Developer Documentation: HamQTH | For application developers
- GitLab Repository: GitLab Repository
- GitHub Repository: GitHub Repository
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