17Track.net Python API (Unnoficial)
# Description
This small tool can be used to track mail packages from about anywhere on the world thanks to 17track.net service.
Just call it passing the packages as arguments separated by spaces.
## Supported Carriers
A non-exaustive list includes:
- Canada Post
- Correios Brazil
- FedEx
- UPS
- USPS
For a full list of supported carriers, alongside with their package naming patterns, check http://www.17track.net/en/carrier
## Usage
```
usage: 17tracker.py [-h] packages
Track any package on 17Track.net
positional arguments:
packages packages to track
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
```
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