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haversine API python command line wrapper and client

This is a simple python wrapper around the excellent new haversine waypoint REST API can be used from within python or from the unix command line (cygwin as well)

install

pip3 install --upgrade HaversineAPI

help

$ haversine.py -h

usage: haversine.py [-h] {Haversine,waypoints,routes,args} ...

positional arguments:
  {Haversine,waypoints,routes,args}
                        commands
    Haversine           wrapper around the most excellent REST API by joao @ haversine
                        https://haversine.com/webapi
    waypoints           REST API for waypoints
    routes              REST API for routes
    args                print the values for the args

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit

jupyter

Jupyter Notebook

if you like jupyter notebook, you can see some python examples of how to get routes and waypoints

HaversineAPI.ipynb

there is also a Flight Plan converter that will read an x-plane FMS file and upload it to navigraph, great for batch uploads.

Flight Plans.ipynb


waypoints

$ haversine.py waypoints -h

usage: haversine.py waypoints [-h] [--hostname HOSTNAME] [-i]
                              [--password PASSWORD] [--username USERNAME] [-v]
                              {create,delete,get,list,update} ...

positional arguments:
  {create,delete,get,list,update}
                        operations
    create              create a single waypoint
    delete              delete a single waypoint by id
    get                 get a single waypoint by id, todo
    list                return the full list of waypoints in json format
    update              update a single waypoint

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --hostname HOSTNAME   default=https://haversine.com
  -i, --insecure        use insecure mode for old clients with old cert trees,
                        will remove later, developing on Pythonista
  --password PASSWORD   obtained from credstash, AWS dynamodb and crypto keys
  --username USERNAME   default=eddo888
  -v, --verbose         display verbose output

create

$ haversine.py waypoints create -h

usage: haversine.py waypoints create [-h] [-e ELEVATION]
                                     id description latitude longitude

positional arguments:
  id                    The point ID, max 7 chars
  description           The point description, max 63 chars
  latitude              y=DDD.DDDDDDD
  longitude             x=DDD.DDDDDDD

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -e ELEVATION, --elevation ELEVATION
                        EEEE.EEEE in feet, type=float

example

$ haversine.py waypoints -u eddo888 -p $(cat ../test/.password) create 0EDDO 'Daves Waypoint' 1 -1
{
        "id": "0EDDO",
        "description": "Daves Waypoint",
        "latitude": 1.0,
        "longitude": -1.0,
        "elevation": 0.0
}

update

$ haversine.py waypoints update -h

usage: haversine.py waypoints update [-h] [-e ELEVATION]
                                     id description latitude longitude

positional arguments:
  id                    The point ID, max 7 chars
  description           The point description, max 63 chars
  latitude              y=DDD.DDDDDDD
  longitude             x=DDD.DDDDDDD

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -e ELEVATION, --elevation ELEVATION
                        EEEE.EEEE in feet, type=float

list

$ haversine.py waypoints list

[
	{
		"id": "0MTB",
		"description": "Mt Blanc",
		"latitude": 45.832119,
		"longitude": 6.865575,
		"elevation": 0.0
	},
	{
		"id": "0A51",
		"description": "Area 51",
		"latitude": 37.233333,
		"longitude": -115.808333,
		"elevation": 0.0
	},
	...
]

get

$ haversine.py waypoints get -h

usage: haversine.py waypoints get [-h] id

positional arguments:
  id          The point ID, max 7 chars

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

delete

$ haversine.py waypoints delete -h

usage: haversine.py waypoints delete [-h] id

positional arguments:
  id          The point ID, max 7 chars

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

routes

$ haversine.py routes -h

usage: haversine.py routes [-h] [--hostname HOSTNAME] [-i] -p
                           PASSWORD -u USERNAME [-v]
                           {create,delete,get,list,sample,suggest,update}
                           ...

REST API for routes

positional arguments:
  {create,delete,get,list,sample,suggest,update}
                        operations
    create              create a new route from a file, dict or path
    delete              delete an existing route
    get                 get a single route by name, reads whole list and filters
    list                get routes, bit broken at the moment
    sample              provide a sample route to be populated and used to create/update a route
    suggest             find a route from the origin to the destination
    update              update a route from a file, dict or path

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --hostname HOSTNAME   default=https://haversine.com
  -i, --insecure        use insecure mode for old clients with old cert trees, will remove later, developing on Pythonista
  -p PASSWORD, --password PASSWORD
                        password at haversine.com
  -u USERNAME, --username USERNAME
                        username at haversine.com
  -v, --verbose         display verbose output

sample

$ haversine routes sample

{
	"name": "STRING (63)\tA name for the route; it's unique key",
	"origin": "STRING (7)\tThe name of the first waypoint; typically the airport's ICAO",
	"departure_runway": "STRING (7)\tMay be NULL; otherwise the departire runway ID",
	"sid": "STRING (15)\tMay be NULL or SID (departure) identifier",
	"path": "STRING\t\tMay be NULL or empty, the sequence of points and airways along the route excluding procedures, runways and airports",
	"destination": "STRING (7)\tThe destination waypoint ID, typically the airport's ICAO",
	"star": "STRING (15)\tMay be NULL or STAR(arrival) identifier",
	"approach": "STRING (15)\tMay be NULL or IAP (approach) identifier",
	"arrival_runway": "STRING (7)\tMay be NULL; otherwise the arrival runway ID",
	"length": "DOUBLE\t\tThe calculated route length, may be incorrect and/or not precise, ROM",
	"flight_level": "INT\t\t\tIf specified (non NULL), the desired flight level in feet MSL, e.g. 35000 for FL350",
	"climb_descent_tas": "INT\t\t\tIf specified (non NULL), the climb and descent speed in knots of true air speed (TAS)",
	"vertical_speed_fpm": "INT\t\t\tIf specified (non NULL), the climb and descent vertical speed in feet per minute, e.g. 1800",
	"points ": [
		{
			"id": "STRING (7)\tPoint identifier",
			"type": [
				"one of the following;",
				"APT = Airport",
				"RW  = Runway",
				"ILS = ILS or localizer",
				"VOR = VOR navaid",
				"NDB = Enroute or Terminal NDB",
				"FIX = Enroute or Terminal Waypoint",
				"LOC = Locality",
				"CWP = Custom Waypoint",
				"POS = Position, a set of coordinates"
			],
			"latitude": "DOUBLE\t\tLatitude",
			"longitude": "DOUBLE\t\tLatitude",
			"elevation": "DOUBLE\t\tElevation in feet MSL at which to cross or NULL (if unspecified)"
		}
	]
}

suggest

$ haversine.py routes suggest -h

usage: haversine.py routes suggest [-h] [-f] [-o OUTPUT] origin destination

find a route from the origin to the destination

positional arguments:
  origin                ICAO of origin
  destination           ICAO of destination

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -f, --first           take first suggestion and convert to importable route
  -o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT
                        output to file name, null for stdout

example

$ haversine.py routes -u eddo888 -p $(cat ../test/.password) suggest -f YSSY YMML
{
        "name": "YSSY-YMML",
        "origin": "YSSY",
        "destination": "YMML",
        "path": "WOL H65 RAZZI Q29 LIZZI",
        "length": 0
}

create

$ haversine.py routes create -h

usage: haversine.py routes create [-h] [-i INPUT] [-r ROUTE]
                                  [-p PATH]

create a new route from a file, dict or path

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i INPUT, --input INPUT
                        file with json route, or None for stdin
  -r ROUTE, --route ROUTE
                        dict or json as text route
  -p PATH, --path PATH  text based route including origin and destination
						

example

$ haversine.py routes -u eddo888 -p $(cat ../test/.password) create -p 'YSSY WOL YMML' 
{
        "result": "success",
        "status_code": 200,
        "description": "route added successfully",
        "route": {
                "name": "YSSY-YMML",
                "origin": "YSSY",
                "destination": "YMML",
                "departure_runway": null,
                "sid": null,
                "path": "WOL",
                "star": null,
                "approach": null,
                "arrival_runway": null,
                "length": 385.13322995229703,
                "flight_level": null,
                "climb_descent_tas": null,
                "vertical_speed_fpm": null,
                "points": [
                        {
                                "id": "YSSY",
                                "type": "APT",
                                "latitude": -33.946,
                                "longitude": 151.17711111,
                                "elevation": 21.0
                        },
                        {
                                "id": "WOL",
                                "type": "NDB",
                                "latitude": -34.55793056,
                                "longitude": 150.79099167,
                                "elevation": null
                        },
                        {
                                "id": "YMML",
                                "type": "APT",
                                "latitude": -37.67333333,
                                "longitude": 144.84333333,
                                "elevation": 434.0
                        }
                ]
        }

update

$ haversine.py routes update -h

usage: haversine.py routes update [-h] [-i INPUT] [-r ROUTE]
                                  [-p PATH]

update a route from a file, dict or path

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i INPUT, --input INPUT
                        file with json route, or None for stdin
  -r ROUTE, --route ROUTE
                        dict or json as text route
  -p PATH, --path PATH  text based route including origin and destination

list

$ haversine.py routes list 

[
	{
		"name": "EGLL-LFPG",
		"origin": "EGLL",
		"destination": "LFPG",
		"departure_runway": "09L",
		"sid": "MAY2K / 09L",
		"path": "MAY BIBAX",
		"star": null,
		"approach": "I08R / MOP6E",
		"arrival_runway": "08L",
		"length": 202.3582316939304,
		"flight_level": 10000,
		"climb_descent_tas": 300,
		"vertical_speed_fpm": 1800,
		"points": [
			{
				"id": "EGLL",
				"type": "APT",
				"latitude": 51.4775,
				"longitude": -0.4613888888888889,
				"elevation": 83.0
			},
			...
			{
				"id": "LFPG",
				"type": "APT",
				"latitude": 49.00972222222222,
				"longitude": 2.547777777777778,
				"elevation": 392.0
			}
		]
	}
]

## delete

$ haversine routes delete -h

usage: haversine.py routes delete [-h] name

positional arguments: name

optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit



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