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Get latitude and longitude of address

Published Apr 17, 2024

This script uses the `geocoder` library to find the latitude and longitude of a specified address using the OpenStreetMap provider. If successful, it returns a dictionary with map details including the latitude, longitude, zoom level, and marker information for the location. If the address cannot be located, it returns an error message.

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Submitted by henri186 Python3

Created 801 days ago

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import geocoder

def main(address: str) -> dict:
    # Use geocoder to get the latitude and longitude of the given address
    g = geocoder.osm(address)  # Using OpenStreetMap provider
    if g.ok:
        return { "map": { "lat": 40, "lon": 0, "zoom": 3, "markers": [{"lat": g.lat, "lon": g.lng, "title": "Home", "radius": 5, "color": "yellow", "strokeWidth": 3, "strokeColor": "Black"}]}}
    else:
        return {'error': 'Unable to find the location'}

`1`	`import geocoder`
`2`
`3`	`def main(address: str) -> dict:`
`4`	`# Use geocoder to get the latitude and longitude of the given address`
`5`	`g = geocoder.osm(address) # Using OpenStreetMap provider`
`6`	`if g.ok:`
`7`	`return { "map": { "lat": 40, "lon": 0, "zoom": 3, "markers": [{"lat": g.lat, "lon": g.lng, "title": "Home", "radius": 5, "color": "yellow", "strokeWidth": 3, "strokeColor": "Black"}]}}`
`8`	`else:`
`9`	`return {'error': 'Unable to find the location'}`