An extremely bland Twisted client for http://geocod.io. It’s really bland because their api is SO EASY TO USE.
Usage
Nothing too fancy here:
import txgeocodio
txgecodio.configure('YOURAPIKEYHERE')
# Geocode some address and get a list of results
d = txgecodio.geocode('123 Main ST, 91702')
# d is a deferred with a list of results
# Parse an address into parts (no geo lookup is made)
d = txgecodio.parse('42370 Bob Hope Dr, Rancho Mirage, CA')
# d is a deferred with the results in a dict that look something like:
{
"address_components":
{"number": "42370",
"street": "Bob Hope",
"suffix": "Dr",
"city": "Rancho Mirage",
"state": "CA"
},
"formatted_address": "42370 Bob Hope Dr, Rancho Mirage, CA"
}
History
0.1.3 ()
Geocoding errors in batch mode now return an empty list for that query
^^^ This will surely change in the future.
0.1.2 ()
Fixed missing batch method in __init__.py
0.1.1 ()
Added batch mode
0.1.0 ()
First release on PyPI.
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