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It was working earlier today, then it stopped and is returning None for all values. Is there a limit to the number of queries? I have a list of 60 IP's that geocoded just fine, and returned an address for all 60. Now attempting it with the same 60, it does not work.
If I try to use the URL in ip.py directly, it requires credentials.Did maxmind change something?

g = geocoder.timezone('Ottawa')
g.zone
g.offset
g.name
g.json

g = geocoder.google('ottawa')
g.latlng

g = geocoder.google('ottawa')
BREAK ***

g = geocoder.driving('Ottawa','Toronto')

places = geocoder.places('Kabul, Afghanistan', keyword='Embassy')

for place in places:
print place

geocoder.get()
geocoder.get(, provider='google', proxies='')

Change the geocoder.maxmind() to geocoder.ip()

would be nice to have
g = geocoder.google('Ottawa, ON')
g.json

into a Dict()

{
"address": "Ottawa, ON, Canada",
"bbox": [
[
44.962733,
-76.353916
],
[
45.53758,
-75.24659799999999
]
],
"east": -75.24659799999999,
"geocoder": "Google",
"latlng": [
45.4215296,
-75.69719309999999
],
"north": 45.53758,
"ok": true,
"quality": "APPROXIMATE",
"south": 44.962733,
"status": "OK",
"west": -76.353916,
"x": -75.69719309999999,
"y": 45.4215296
}

I want to geocode to clean up addresses, as well as get latitude and longitude. It looks like geocoder does not actually give the entire Google result.

For example

• No street number
• No street name
• No state short name
• No country short name
• No neighborhood and sub localities

Not a feature that is essential in this type of task

Example of urllib2 for requests connection

import urllib2
        import urllib
        import json
        import pprint

        # Use the json module to dump a dictionary to a string for posting.
        data_string = urllib.quote(json.dumps({'id': 'data-explorer'}))

        # Make the HTTP request.
        response = urllib2.urlopen('http://demo.ckan.org/api/3/action/group_list',
                data_string)
        assert response.code == 200

        # Use the json module to load CKAN's response into a dictionary.
        response_dict = json.loads(response.read())

        # Check the contents of the response.
        assert response_dict['success'] is True
        result = response_dict['result']
        pprint.pprint(result)

d = geocoder.distance('Ottawa', 'Toronto')
d.miles
d.km
d.meters
d.feet
d.json

Use XML minidom instead

g = geocoder.google()
g.name
"Geocoder"

Must be changed to the actual Source's name like Google or Bing, etc...

g = geocoder.elevation('Ottawa')