radar-python

Python library for the Radar API

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The Radar Python library provides convenient access to Radar's APIs from your python applications or command line.

Installation

You don't need this source code unless you want to modify the package. If you just want to use the package, just run:

pip install radar-python

Requirements

Python 3.4+

Usage

The radar client needs to be initialized with your project’s secret key which is available in your Radar Dashboard.

import os
from radar import RadarClient
 
# initialize client
radar = RadarClient(os.environ["RADAR_SECRET_KEY"])
 
# get a geofence by id
geofence = radar.geofences.get(id='123')
 
# list geofences
radar.geofences.list()

Full Endpoint List:

Users:

radar.users.list
radar.users.get(id='1')
radar.users.delete(id='1')

Geofences

radar.geofences.list()
radar.geofences.get(id=’123’)
radar.geofences.get(tag=’store’, externalId=’123’)
radar.geofences.list_users(id='123')
radar.geofences.create({ 'type': 'circle', ... })
radar.geofences.delete(id='123')
radar.geofences.delete(tag=’store’, externalId=’123’)

Events

radar.events.list()
radar.events.get(id='123')
radar.events.delete(id='123')
radar.events.verify(id='123', 'accept')

Context

radar.context.get(coordinates=(40.7041895, -73.9867797))

Geocoding

radar.geocode.forward(query=’20 jay st brooklyn’)
radar.geocode.reverse(coordinates=(40.7041895, -73.9867797))
radar.geocode.ip(ip=’107.77.199.117’)

Search

radar.search.users(near=[lat,long])
radar.search.geofences(near=[lat,long])
radar.search.places(near=[lat,long])
radar.search.autocomplete(query=’20 jay st’, near=[lat, long])

Routing

radar.route.distance(origin=[lat,lng], destination=[lat,lng], modes=’car’, units=’metric’)

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