python-geosupport

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Geocode NYC addresses locally using Python bindings for NYC Planning's Geosupport Desktop Edition.

Documentation

Check out documentation for installing and usage here.

Features

Pythonic interface to all Geosupport functions
Support for both Windows and Linux platforms
Secure and fast using local geocoding - no API calls required
Built-in error handling for Geosupport return codes
Interactive help menu

Compatibility

Python 3.8+
Tested on Geosupport Desktop Edition 25a
Windows (64-bit & 32-bit) and Linux operating systems

Quickstart

pip install python-geosupport

# Import the library and create a `Geosupport` object.
from geosupport import Geosupport
g = Geosupport()

# Call the address processing function by name
result = g.address(house_number=125, street_name='Worth St', borough_code='Mn')

result is a dictionary with the output from Geosupport. For example:

{
    '2010 Census Block': '1012',
    '2010 Census Tract': '31',
    'Assembly District': '65',
    'Atomic Polygon': '112',
    'B10SC - First Borough and Street Code': '14549001010',
    'BOE Preferred B7SC': '14549001',
    'BOE Preferred Street Name': 'WORTH STREET',
    'BOROUGH BLOCK LOT (BBL)': {
        'BOROUGH BLOCK LOT (BBL)': '1001680032',
        'Borough Code': '1',
        'Tax Block': '00168',
        'Tax Lot': '0032'
    },
    'Blockface ID': '0212261942',
    ...
}

Examples

See the examples directory and accompanying readme.md.

Contributing

Fork the repository
Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
Make your changes
Run tests (python -m unittest discover)
Run Black formatting (black .)
Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add some amazing feature')
Push to the branch (git push origin feature/amazing-feature)
Open a Pull Request

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the license.txt file for details

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