pik-address-formatter
This project aim is to provide address formatter from address components of housing building
Example:
from address_formatter import all_formats
address_components = {
"region": "Курганская", "region_type_full": "область",
"area": "Катайский", "area_type_full": "район",
"city": "Серов", "city_type_full": "город",
"city_district": "Кировский", "city_district_type_full": "округ",
"settlement": "Дрянное", "settlement_type_full": "село",
"street": "Майская", "street_type_full": "улица",
"house": "5", "house_type_full": "дом",
"section": "6", "building": "7",
}
print(all_formats("plain address ", address_components, "5", 7)['all'])
Курганская обл., Катайский р-н, г. Серов, Кировский окр., с. Дрянное, ул. Майская, д. 5, корп. 6, стр. 7, м. 45
all_formats return dict of address formats
all - full address with region, district, city, township, etc
street_only - street or village
finishing_with_village - region, district, city, township and village
starting_with_street - street, building, section, construction, premise
finishing_with_street - region, district, city, township, village, street
HowToUse
- Add pik-address-formatter to requirements.txt
git+ssh://git@github.com/pik-software/pik-address-formatter.git@v0.1#egg=pik-address-formatter==0.1
- Add address_formats method to target model
from django.db import models
from address_formatter import all_formats
class Account(models.Model):
...
@property
def address_formats(self):
return all_formats(
self.premise.address,
self.building.user_address_components,
self.premise.user_number,
self.building.type,
)
- If you dosn't have a premise model, just use without premise data
from django.db import models
from address_formatter import all_formats
class Account(models.Model):
...
@property
def address_formats(self):
return all_formats(
self.building.address,
self.building.user_address_components,
building_type=self.building.type,
)
- For details see docstring of all_formats
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