All the web's data. One API.
Usage
- Add a file called my_new_service.py to the pywebdata/services/ directory
from pywebdata.baseservice import BaseService
class GoogleElevationAPI(BaseService):
name = 'google-elevation-api'
def __init__(self):
self.add_url('http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/elevation/json?locations=$latitude,$longitude')
self.add_input('latitude', iotype='float', required=True, min=-90., max=90., incr=1.)
self.add_input('longitude', iotype='float', required=True, min=-180., max=180., incr=1.)
self.add_output('elevation', iotype='float')
self.add_parser(staticmethod(lambda x:x['results']))- Run the sample script to use the web service
from pywebdata import Service
my_new_service = Service('google-elevation-api')
my_new_service.query(latitude=50, longitude=45)- An alternative to adding new services to the services/ directory is to create a new directory and register it this way:
from pywebdata import ServiceManager
ServiceManager.register_path('path/to/new/service/')