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Twisted Positioning

twisted.positioning: geolocation in Twisted

Introduction

twisted.positioning is a package for doing geospatial positioning (trying to find where you are on Earth) using Twisted.

High-level overview

In twisted.positioning, you write an twisted.positioning.ipositioning.IPositioningReceiver <IPositioningReceiver> implementation that will get called whenever some information about your position is known (such as position, altitude, heading...). The package provides a base class, twisted.positioning.base.BasePositioningReceiver <BasePositioningReceiver> you might want to use that implements all of the receiver methods as stubs.

Secondly, you will want a positioning source, which will call your twisted.positioning.ipositioning.IPositioningReceiver <IPositioningReceiver>. Currently, twisted.positioning provides an NMEA implementation, which is a standard protocol spoken by many positioning devices, usually over a serial port.

Examples

nmealogger.py <listings/positioning/nmealogger.py>

listings/positioning/nmealogger.py

  • Connects to an NMEA device on a serial port, and reports whenever it receives a position.