flightradar24 | Data library for Flight Radar 24 written in Python
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[Scrutinizer] Data library for Flightadar24.com written in Python 3. If you want to use the data collected using this library commercially, You need to subscribe to Business Plan. See details at ``_.
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- Send a request to flightradar .
- Initialize the balance url .
- Returns a single airline
- Returns a flight by ID
- Get all available airports
- Get a list of all airlines .
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Lines of Code : 11License : Strong Copyleft (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Copy//label[.="TYPE CODE"]/following-sibling::span[@class="details"]
print('element')
print(element)
element = driver.find_element_by_xpath('//label[.="TYPE CODE"]/follfr = flightradar24.Api()
airlines = fr.get_airlines()
df = pd.json_normalize(airlines['rows'])
print(df)
Name Code ICAO
0 21 Air 2I CSB
1 40-Mile Air Q5 MLA
2 X = (flight.get('result').get('response').get('data').get('status').get('text'))
# ^^^^^^^^ does not work, data is a list of dicts
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QUESTION
I am trying to take a list of dictionaries, which is the return from a job's board API, and insert that data into a SQL table for one of my teammates to access. The issue that I am running into is that when I run my script to read through the dictionaries one at a time and insert them into the MySQLDb Table I get through some number of runs before I hit an error about not enough arguments for the format string. This doesn't make much sense to me, both due to my lack of experience but also, because I set up the number of arguments based on len(dict). Any ideas where I got off track?
My code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-10 at 16:10Take a look at one example from your output:
QUESTION
I'd like to open iChangi app and FlightRadar24 programatically in swift. Anyone can help me please. Thanks in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-22 at 16:40You will need to grab the CFBundleURLSchemes that the target app uses.
For iChangi its "ichangi2"
For FlightRadar24 its "fr24"
You then need to add the url schemes into your plist:
QUESTION
Im trying to get information with selenium and python (specificaly the latitude and longitude of a plane tracked on flightradar24.com). The problem is that coordinates (span) are changing everytime (about 10-15secs) and I think thats the problem to get, because other information, for example airline, departure time, flight number, is easy to get.
When I write the span of coordinates, I get just an empty text.
Does someone know how to do it?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-20 at 21:24This works for me to get the actual locations of the latitude and longitude, but depending on when the page is read, it might not return the correct values:
QUESTION
I am working on creating a program that would read a list of aircraft registrations from an excel file and return the aircraft type codes.
My source of information is FlightRadar24. (example - https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/n502dn) I tried inspecting the elements on the page to find the correct class id to invoke and found the id to be listed as "details" When I run my code, it extracts the aircraft name with the class id/name details, instead of the type code. See here for the example data I then changed my approach to using XPath to seek the correct text but with the xpath it prints out (For Xpath, i used a browser add on to find the exact xpath for the element, fairly confident that it is correct.) It gives no output. What would you suggest in this particular instance when extracting values without a definite id ?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-13 at 16:22You should probably change your xpath expression to:
QUESTION
I've tried to convert flightradar24api, which gives a list of airlines, into a pandas data frame without succeed. So this is what i've done:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-13 at 17:23This should do it:
QUESTION
I'm using selenium in python to webscrape information from a website, but I'm running into a problem, that after I click on the website to get more rows from a table, the rows that appear have a hidden-xs hidden-sm and I can't seem to find a way to get those elements. My code is below. Is there any way you can help me?
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-08 at 11:08Instead of element.text use element.get_attribute("textContent")
QUESTION
when using a clusterSource in openlayers (5/6) i can cluster features nicely.
Except the vectorsource that is the source of my clustersource changes data constantly. I have a websockets that feeds me positions of stuff (like ships in marinetrafic or airplanes on flightradar24) I got the feeling with every change in the underlying source, my clustering gets done all over. Is there a way to postphone that update? or call it manually?
I can buffer the input stream and process a higher number of messages at once (like 1000 position updates every 3 seconds) And i want the clustering to happen AFTER i processed those 1000 messages. It gets so slow now that i got the feeling it happens every message (so 1000 times every 3 seconds)
An other optimalisation would be to only cluster the items that are currently visible (with a buffer around the edges the side of the cluster distance) That would save a lot of calculation in my opinion.
Anyone here can help me out?
right now i got something like this (in meta-code):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-07 at 13:26Take a look at this great Answer it states that not every feature change causes a redraw, instead a redraw is requested and will only be done on the next animation frame.
There are also some suggestions what can be done to improve performance although clustering is not explicitly.
I suggest measuring the run time of the loop, if it takes to long the map might actually not be rendered often enough and thus feel unresponsive.
QUESTION
Another scraping question. I'm trying to scrape data from the following website: https://www.flightradar24.com/data/airlines/kl-klm/routes
However, the data I want to get only shows up after you click on one of the airports, in the form of a table under the map. From this table, I want to extract the number that indicates the frequency of daily flights to each airport. E.g., if you click on Paris Charles de Gaulle and inspect the country Netherlands from the table, it shows td rowspan="6" on the row above, which in this case indicates that KLM has 6 flights a day to Paris.
I'm assuming that I would need to use a browser session like Selenium or something similar, so I started with the following code, but I'm not sure where to go from here as I'm not able to locate the airport dots in the source code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-24 at 13:52The map isn't represented through HTML/CSS so I do no think it is possible to interact with it through Selenium natively.
However, I stumbled upon Sikuli API, which enables image recognition to interact with Google Maps (like on the page you linked), Captchas, ... You could crop that marker and try to use Sikuli to recognize it and click on it. See http://www.assertselenium.com/maven/sikuliwebdriver-2/ for a small example on how to use it.
The data in the tables can however easily be selected using Xpaths and parsed using a tool like Selenium. It seems however that Sikuli is usable only in Java so you'll have to use Selenium with Java too.
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a web scraper to get data from the following website (I would later like to do it for several airlines on the same website): https://www.flightradar24.com/data/airlines/kl-klm/routes
I currently have the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-20 at 14:47Use re.compile
Ex:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-08 at 14:29You can add record.attrs["data-date"] to scrape value of data-date attribute as below:
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