postcodes.io | UK postcode & geolocation API , serving up open data | Development Tools library
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UK postcode & geolocation API, serving up open data
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- adds the postcode map
- Convert a Postcode box to a point .
- Generate a table row .
- Query to query post code
- Get the postcodes for a given location .
- Convert a GeoJSON FeatureCollection into GeoJSON
- An event handler when a spinner is ready .
- Handler for loading errors .
- Show a loading indicator .
- Rounds coord .
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From the api call:
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Answered 2021-Oct-15 at 13:16So, when we have to work with JSON and we really don't want to grunt all this out by hand, because it's tedious and liable to error, we go to http://quicktype.io (or json2csharp, or some similar site) and we paste our JSON in there..
We fix up any syntax errors in the json (quicktype shows a red bar in the json-paste window), like the trailing comma on the last result latitude, and we get this bunch of classes generated by QuickType:
QUESTION
Trying to call an api :"https://api.postcodes.io/postcodes/" Is a post-call with this structure:
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Answered 2021-Oct-15 at 08:35Your request has to be in JSON format. For that, you might want to write your own DTO, somewhat like this:
QUESTION
I have created a excel exporting system using laravel Maatwebsite v3 and vuejs for listing users near by postcode which is enter by admin.
Controller
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Answered 2021-Aug-06 at 14:45You can map the rows. (https://docs.laravel-excel.com/3.1/exports/mapping.html#mapping-rows)
To do so, your Class needs to implement WithMapping
QUESTION
When fetching postcode from Postcode io API, I tried this error handling code:
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Answered 2020-Aug-06 at 22:13Fetch API doesn't throw errors on any status code. It only throws errors on network failures, i.e. when it couldn't finish the request itself.
You can use response.ok to check if the request finished with 2XX status code.
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Answered 2020-May-30 at 13:26I see two issues here:
1) You are passing the data incorrectly to the frontend javascript. <%= is always wrong because it encodes HTML entities, but we are in a JS script tag and not in regular HTML. Instead, you want to pass it as JSON using JSON.stringify, and use <%- to prevent HTML-encoding:
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I've been messing around with postcodes.io to build a simple form that searches the users postcode data. I can query postcodes.io just fine and get a response which, you can see in the console log. But for whatever reason I can't seem to get the response to print into the target element, in my case $('.ajaxResponse').html(response);
I'm stumped on this one, any help would be wildly appreciated.
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Answered 2020-Jan-19 at 22:51If it's a JSON object, perhaps you need to stringify it. Could you try: $('.ajaxResponse').text(JSON.stringify(response));
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