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vinlib
vinlib is a Vehicle Identification Number Package that allows you to verify and decode parts of the vin number.
Currently it can:
vinlib.check_vin will return whether the entered vin number is authentic/correct.
Vin(‘somevinhere’) will return object that has vehicle year and vin check true/false flag.
Install vinlib
PYPI
You can install vinlib from PyPi:
easy_install vinlib #or pip install vinlib
Done.
Using vinlib
In python code you can check if the vin is valid:
import vinlib myvinnumber='1hasomenumberhere' print vinlib.check_vin(myvinnumber)
This will return true or false depending if the vin number is correct or not.
In python code you can decode vin’s year:
import vinlib
print vinlib.Vin('1ZVIHaveAVinNumber17').year
Additional Examples:
import vinlib
#get year from a vin
print vinlib.Vin('1ZVIHaveAVinNumber17').year
#check if vin is valid.
print vinlib.Vin('1ZVIHaveAVinNumber17').check
Enjoy,
vinlib team.
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