def get(self):
args = address_parser.parse_args()
query = args['q']
Logger.info("Look for IRIS for address '%s'", address)
coord = address.coordinate(query)
Logger.info("Get coordinate (%s, %s)", coord["lon"], coord["lat"])
Logger.info("For address '%s'", coord["address"])
if coord['address'] is None:
return []
res = extract.iris_from_coordinate(coord['lon'], coord['lat'])
res.update(coord)
return res
def get(self):
args = address_parser.parse_args()
query = args['q']
Logger.info("Look for IRIS for address '%s'", address)
coord = address.coordinate(query)
Logger.info("Get coordinate (%s, %s)", coord["lon"], coord["lat"])
Logger.info("For address '%s'", coord["address"])
if coord['address'] is None:
return []
res = extract.iris_from_coordinate(coord['lon'], coord['lat'])
res.update(coord)
return res
def get(self, query):
Logger.info("Looking for the list of iris in the city matching the query %s", query)
Logger.info("Looking for longitude and latitude for the query %s", query)
coord=address.coordinate(query)
if coord["address"] is None:
# Requests sent to '/api/search' that match nothing do not return a 404 error like other requests.
# Is this an intentional choice?
api.abort(404, "No city found matching that query")
# I'm pretty sure the preferred order is usually latitude first, then longitude
Logger.info("Looking for iris at coordinates %s, %s", coord["lat"], ["lon"])
iris=extract.iris_from_coordinate(coord["lon"], coord["lat"])
iris_list=extract.get_iris_list_by_city_code(iris["citycode"])
return {"city_name": iris["city"], "city_code": iris["citycode"], "iris_list": iris_list}
def get(self):
args = address_parser.parse_args()
q, postcode, citycode, lat, lon, limit = args['q'], args[
'postcode'], args['citycode'], args['lat'], args['lon'], args[
'limit']
Logger.info(
"Look for IRIS for q '%s', postcode '%s', citycode '%s', lat '%s' , lon '%s', limit '%s'",
q, postcode, citycode, lat, lon, limit)
coord = address.coordinate(q, postcode, citycode, lat, lon, limit)
Logger.info("Get coordinate (%s, %s)", coord["lon"], coord["lat"])
Logger.info("For address '%s'", coord["address"])
if coord['address'] is None:
return []
res = extract.iris_from_coordinate(coord['lon'], coord['lat'],
args['geojson'])
res.update(coord)
return res
def get(self, query):
Logger.info(
"Looking for the list of iris in the city matching the query %s",
query)
Logger.info("Looking for longitude and latitude for the query %s",
query)
coord = address.coordinate(query)
if coord["address"] is None:
# Requests sent to '/api/search' that match nothing do not return a 404 error like other requests.
# Is this an intentional choice?
api.abort(404, "No city found matching that query")
# I'm pretty sure the preferred order is usually latitude first, then longitude
Logger.info("Looking for iris at coordinates %s, %s", coord["lat"],
["lon"])
iris = extract.iris_from_coordinate(coord["lon"], coord["lat"])
iris_list = extract.get_iris_list_by_city_code(iris["citycode"])
return {
"city_name": iris["city"],
"city_code": iris["citycode"],
"iris_list": iris_list
}
def get(self):
args = address_parser.parse_args()
q, postcode, citycode, lat, lon, limit = args['q'], args[
'postcode'], args['citycode'], args['lat'], args['lon'], args[
'limit']
Logger.info(
"Look for a list of IRIS in a city for q '%s', postcode '%s', citycode '%s', lat '%s' , lon '%s', limit '%s'",
q, postcode, citycode, lat, lon, limit)
coord = address.coordinate(q, postcode, citycode, lat, lon, limit)
if coord["address"] is None:
# Requests sent to '/api/search' that match nothing do not return a 404 error like other requests.
# Is this an intentional choice?
api.abort(404, "No city found matching that query")
# I'm pretty sure the preferred order is usually latitude first, then longitude
Logger.info("Looking for iris at coordinates %s, %s", coord["lat"],
["lon"])
iris = extract.iris_from_coordinate(coord["lon"], coord["lat"])
iris_list = extract.get_iris_list_by_city_code(iris["citycode"])
return {
"city_name": iris["city"],
"city_code": iris["citycode"],
"iris_list": iris_list
}
