zipcode-coordinates-tz ===== Welcome to the zipcode-coordinates-tz documentation! Here you will find links to the core modules and examples of how to use each. A Python package that enables converting a US Zip Code into a timezone. This is done through the querying of the USPS API, then joining it with the GeoLocation data from the US Census, and finally taking the coordinates and using `timezonefinder `_ to determine the timezone. Modules ------- If there is functionality that is missing or an error in the docs, please open a new issue `here `_. .. toctree:: :maxdepth: 1 zipcode_coordinates_tz/cenus zipcode_coordinates_tz/models zipcode_coordinates_tz/postal zipcode_coordinates_tz/timezone Install ------- To install zipcode-coordinates-tz from PyPI, use the following command: $ pip install zipcode-coordinates-tz You can also clone the repo and run the following command in the project root to install the source code as editable: $ pip install -e . Indices and tables ------------------ * :ref:`genindex` * :ref:`modindex` * :ref:`search` Examples ----------------- The following example will query for all the US Locales, filter by the NJ state. Enrich the Pandas DataFrame with the Longitude and Latitude Coordinates, then add a TZ column for the timezones. .. code-block:: Python from zipcode_coordinates_tz import census, postal, timezone df_postal_locales = await postal.get_locales() df_postal_locales = df_postal_locales.loc[df_postal_locales.State == "NJ"] df_postal_locales = await census.get_coordinates(df_postal_locales) df_postal_locales = timezone.fill_timezones(df_postal_locales, fill_missing=True) print(df_postal_locales) This example makes the same query as above, but saves it to a JSON file. .. code-block:: bash python -m zipcode_coordinates_tz save NJ.json --state NJ --timezones --fill