bingmaps-rs

Rust API bindings for the Bing Maps v1 HTTP API.

The bindings currently support: * Geocoding by Search Query * Geocoding by Latitude / Longitude

Usage

Put this in your Cargo.toml:

toml [dependencies] bingmaps = "0.0.3"

And this in your crate root:

rust extern crate bingmaps;

Example

```rust use bingmaps; use bingmaps::locations::{Location, FindPoint, EntityType, Confidence, MatchCode}; use std::env;

let key = env::var("BINGMAPSKEY").unwrap(); let client = bingmaps::Client::new();

// Find a Location by search-term / query let locations = Location::findbyquery(&client, "Times Square, New York", None).unwrap();

// Find a Location by Lat/Lng values OR from text (eg. FindPoint::fromstr("40.75890,-73.98516");) let params = FindPoint::fromlatlng(40.758903, -73.985163); let locations = Location::findbypoint(&client, params, None).unwrap(); println!("{:#?}", locations.next().unwrap());

/* Location { name: "1551 7th Ave, New York, NY 10036", point: Point {coordinates: [40.75891, -73.98546]}, bbox: [40.75504728242933, -73.9922589957156, 40.76277271757068, -73.9786610042844], entitytype: Address, address: Address { addressline: Some("1551 7th Ave"), neighborhood: None, locality: Some("New York"), postalcode: Some("10036"), admindistrict1: Some("NY"), admindistrict2: Some("New York Co."), country: Some("United States"), countryiso: None, landmark: None, formatted: Some("1551 7th Ave, New York, NY 10036"), }, confidence: High, match_codes: [Good], } ```