Interacting with the Mapquest Geocoding API should be easy.
>>> import mapq
>>> mapq.key('my_api_key')
>>> mapq.address('155 9th St San Francisco, CA')
[{'lots': {'of': 'results'}}, ...]
>>> mapq.batch('94103', '1 Infinity Loop Cupertino', 'Yerba Buena Park')
[{'multiple': 'locations'}, ...]
>>> mapq.geocode('155 9th St San Francisco, CA')
{'single': {'geocode': 'result'}}
>>> mapq.reverse(37.775002, -122.418297)
{'looks': {'like': '155 9th St'}}
>>> mapq.latlng('155 9th St San Francisco, CA')
{'lat': 37.775002, 'lng': -122.418297}
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An easy-to-use Mapquest Geocoding API wrapper.
We found that mapq 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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