ISS-Info 1.0.0
Python wrapper for tracking information about International Space Station via http://open-notify.org/
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3, !=3.0.*, !=3.1.*, !=3.2.*, !=3.3.*, !=3.4.*
Keywords: ISS,Space,Station,API

# ISS-Info
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Python wrapper for tracking information about International Space Station via http://open-notify.org

## Installation

In order install this package, simply run:

```bash
pip install ISS_Info
```

## Usage

To use ISS_Info, you first need to import the package:

```python
import ISS_Info
```

### International Space Station Current Location:

```python
ISS_Info.iss_current_loc()     # Returns a dictionary with latitude, longitude, timestamp.
```

### How Many People Are In ISS Right Now:

```python
ISS_Info.iss_people_in_space()     # Returns a dictionary with number, names, craft information.
```

### International Space Station Pass Times:
Given a location on Earth (latitude, longitude, and altitude) this API will compute the next n number of times that the ISS will be overhead. Overhead is defined as 10° in elevation for the observer. The times are computed in UTC and the length of time that the ISS is above 10° is in seconds.

```python
ISS_Info.iss_passes(43.5,-74,200,3)     # Returns a dictionary with every pass information.
```
|  Input  |  Description  |  Parameter Name  |  Valid Range  |  Units  |  Required  |
|---------|---------------|------------------|---------------|---------|------------|
|Latitude | The latitude of the place to predict passes              |      lat            |     -80 ~ 80          |   degrees      | YES |
|   Longitude      |   	The longitude of the place to predict passes             |    lon              |     -180 ~ 180          |   degrees      | YES |
|   Altitude      |    The altitude of the place to predict passes           |           alt       |      0 ~ 10,000         |         meters| Optional |
|Number|The number of passes to return|n|1 ~ 100|–| Optional|

## Contributors ✨

Thanks goes to these wonderful people ([emoji key](https://allcontributors.org/docs/en/emoji-key)):

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