AviationAPI

Requests real-time avaiation data from aviationstack.com through avaition_data as a json file method and scrapes data off of the json. Use your API key.

Note: The default number of flighs that is being considered is 25

aviation_data Class Method	Description	Arguments	Default	Output Type
_meth1	Creates a dictionary with all airports and assigns an index to each airport and an empty list	self	N/A	dict
meth2	Creates a dictionary with keys as indices and values as airports and returns it	self	N/A	dict
connected_airports	Changes 0 to 1 if theres is a connection between a pair of airports and it's recorded in the airport info dictionary (airport connection does not depend on the number of flighs as long as there are(n't) any)	self	N/A	dict
__str__	Prints the data	self	N/A	str
matrix	Uses connected_airport data to create an adjacency matrix, returns sympy matrix	self	N/A	sympy.Matrix
__jordan_calulator	returns P, J, P^-1 with M = PJP^-1	self	N/A	tuple
connections_bool	Returns False if there are no flights from dep (departing) airport to arr (arriving) airport with at most 'layover' number of layovers and if there are, then it returns a tuple with True and the minimum number of layovers needed	self, dep, arr, layover	N/A	tuple/bool
departing_from	If there are any departing flights from the given airport then it returns True else it returns False	self, airport	N/A	bool
arriving_to	If there are any arriving flights to the given airport then it returns True else it returns False	self, airport	N/A	bool
connections	Returns a list of tuples where the first element is the departure airport, the second is arrival, and the third is the number of layovers if there is no connection between a pair of airports then they wont be included in the list. when upto is False it checks the connections between a pair of airports with specifically that number of layovers when it's True, then it gives the pairs that have upto that number of layovers	self, layover, upto, func	upto=False, func=_connection_helper (not subject to change as the workings of the method depends on it)	list[tuple]