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GISL is a versatile Python library designed for Geographic Information System (GIS) tasks. It offers methods to retrieve country names and codes, determine continents, geocode IP addresses, calculate distances between coordinates, find time zones, and get addresses from latitude and longitude. GISL also allows users to obtain the public IP address of the current machine, making it an essential toolkit for developers and researchers working with geospatial data.
GISL is a Python library that provides functionality for various Geographic Information System (GIS) tasks such as retrieving country names, continents, latitude and longitude information, addresses, timezones, and public IP addresses.
You can install GISL via pip:
pip install gisl
Here's a basic example of how to use GISL:
from gisl import GISL
gisl = GISL()
country_name = gisl.get_country("US")
print("Country Name:", country_name)
Output:
Country Name: United States
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GISL is a versatile Python library designed for Geographic Information System (GIS) tasks. It offers methods to retrieve country names and codes, determine continents, geocode IP addresses, calculate distances between coordinates, find time zones, and get addresses from latitude and longitude. GISL also allows users to obtain the public IP address of the current machine, making it an essential toolkit for developers and researchers working with geospatial data.
We found that GISL demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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