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| class FlightData: | |
| def __init__(self, price, origin_city, origin_airport, destination_city, destination_airport, out_date, return_date): | |
| self.price = price | |
| self.origin_city = origin_city | |
| self.origin_airport = origin_airport | |
| self.destination_city = destination_city | |
| self.destination_airport = destination_airport | |
| self.out_date = out_date | |
| self.return_date = return_date |
| import requests | |
| from flight_data import FlightData | |
| TEQUILA_ENDPOINT = "https://tequila-api.kiwi.com" | |
| TEQUILA_API_KEY = YOUR FLIGHT SEARCH API KEY | |
| class FlightSearch: | |
| def get_destination_code(self, city_name): | |
| location_endpoint = f"{TEQUILA_ENDPOINT}/locations/query" | |
| headers = {"apikey": TEQUILA_API_KEY} | |
| query = {"term": city_name, "location_types": "city"} | |
| response = requests.get(url=location_endpoint, headers=headers, params=query) | |
| results = response.json()["locations"] | |
| code = results[0]["code"] | |
| return code | |
| def check_flights(self, origin_city_code, destination_city_code, from_time, to_time): | |
| headers = {"apikey": TEQUILA_API_KEY} | |
| query = { | |
| "fly_from": origin_city_code, | |
| "fly_to": destination_city_code, | |
| "date_from": from_time.strftime("%d/%m/%Y"), | |
| "date_to": to_time.strftime("%d/%m/%Y"), | |
| "nights_in_dst_from": 7, | |
| "nights_in_dst_to": 28, | |
| "one_for_city": 1, | |
| "max_stopovers": 0, | |
| "curr": "GBP" | |
| } | |
| response = requests.get( | |
| url=f"{TEQUILA_ENDPOINT}/v2/search", | |
| headers=headers, | |
| params=query, | |
| ) | |
| try: | |
| data = response.json()["data"][0] | |
| except IndexError: | |
| print(f"No flights found for {destination_city_code}.") | |
| return None | |
| flight_data = FlightData( | |
| price=data["price"], | |
| origin_city=data["route"][0]["cityFrom"], | |
| origin_airport=data["route"][0]["flyFrom"], | |
| destination_city=data["route"][0]["cityTo"], | |
| destination_airport=data["route"][0]["flyTo"], | |
| out_date=data["route"][0]["local_departure"].split("T")[0], | |
| return_date=data["route"][1]["local_departure"].split("T")[0] | |
| ) | |
| print(f"{flight_data.destination_city}: £{flight_data.price}") | |
| return flight_data |
| from datetime import datetime, timedelta | |
| from data_manager import DataManager | |
| from flight_search import FlightSearch | |
| data_manager = DataManager() | |
| sheet_data = data_manager.get_destination_data() | |
| flight_search = FlightSearch() | |
| ORIGIN_CITY_IATA = "LON" | |
| if sheet_data[0]["iataCode"] == "": | |
| for row in sheet_data: | |
| row["iataCode"] = flight_search.get_destination_code(row["city"]) | |
| data_manager.destination_data = sheet_data | |
| data_manager.update_destination_codes() | |
| tomorrow = datetime.now() + timedelta(days=1) | |
| six_month_from_today = datetime.now() + timedelta(days=(6 * 30)) | |
| for destination in sheet_data: | |
| flight = flight_search.check_flights( | |
| ORIGIN_CITY_IATA, | |
| destination["iataCode"], | |
| from_time=tomorrow, | |
| to_time=six_month_from_today | |
| ) |
I found the problem; after I change the "max_stopovers" to 4, I got the data.
I don't understand how she just knows to get the ["route"] and ["local_departure"] from the data. I tried entering data = response.json() into the jsonviewer to see what key it has, but it gave me an error saying "invalid json variable". So how does she know what keys to get.
flight_data = FlightData( price=data["price"], origin_city=data["route"][0]["cityFrom"], origin_airport=data["route"][0]["flyFrom"], destination_city=data["route"][0]["cityTo"], destination_airport=data["route"][0]["flyTo"], out_date=data["route"][0]["local_departure"].split("T")[0], return_date=data["route"][1]["local_departure"].split("T")[0] )
I have same question LOL
Anyone knows what is wrong?
Same thing is when i run main.py
@Josip5521 There is no key-named "data" in your JSON response. First print the JSON response and analyze the JSON, see if there is a data key in it. It means that the API is not returning the data you intend to fetch because of parameters not being correct.
I am still trying to get the iatacodes. What is the Tequila endpoint? I am getting 404 when I try.
Thanks, man. So if it really is "[https://tequila-api.kiwi.com”] then it means my problem lies elsewhere. I'll check my f string and other parts to see if I'm calling the API correctly.
ozieaev,
Yes, I tested my API key using postman and got 200. The endpoint is my current problem! I asked for help here and people have been nice. I hope it helps others that are having trouble:
https://discuss.python.org/t/angela-yu-100-days-of-code-the-tequila-endpoint-mystery/47740/9
does anyone know how to unsubscribe from this gist? I keep getting emails for this page and when I click the unsubscribe button on the email, it just brings me to this page, but there's no unsubscribe button.
galaxy,
Lol, sorry I'm blowing up your spot. The unsub button is on the top right. If you're on a phone, I have no idea.
I am constantly getting {"error_code":403,"message":"'apikey' header is required"}
this is what i do (of course with more code in between):
TEQUILA_ENDPOINT = "https://tequila-api.kiwi.com"
headers = {"apikey": API_KEY}
I know my api key is correct. I think it has to do with my acc. but not sure. I have created a Search & Book - Nomad solution
Hello, Got this error on my end, any idea how to fix it ?
{ "status": "Bad Request", "error": "unknown partner provided - if you would like to cooperate with Kiwi.com, please register at tequila.kiwi.com" }Thanks,
Have you found the solution? I ran into the same problem.
I am passing the headers in the request as follows:
response = requests.get(
url=f"{TEQUILA_ENDPOINT}/v2/search",
headers=headers,
params=query,
)
I have modified the headers as you said and still it doesnt work. I feel like something is wrong with my account. Has anyone else run into this problem?
I am passing the headers in the request as follows:
response = requests.get( url=f"{TEQUILA_ENDPOINT}/v2/search", headers=headers, params=query, )
I have modified the headers as you said and still it doesnt work. I feel like something is wrong with my account. Has anyone else run into this problem?
I ran into the same problem, but as you can see in the snippet, I was passing my query as json instead of params. Changing that fixed the issue for me.
`def get_destination_code(self, city_name: str):
location_endpoint = f'{self.tequila_endpoint}/locations/query'
query = {'term': city_name,'location_types': 'city'}
response = re.get(url=location_endpoint, headers=self.headers, json=query)
return response`
@Mas73rs
I have changed the params to json and now I get : HTTP error occurred (400): 400 Client Error: Bad Request for url: https://tequila-api.kiwi.com/locations/query
Can you tell me what your self.tequila_endpoint is?
TEQUILA_ENDPOINT = 'https://api.tequila.kiwi.com'
class FlightSearch:
def __init__(self):
self.api_key = os.getenv('TEQUILA_API_KEY')
self.headers = {'apikey': self.api_key}
def get_destination_code(self, city_name: str) -> str:
location_endpoint = f'{TEQUILA_ENDPOINT}/locations/query'
query = {'term': city_name, 'location_types': 'city'}
response = re.get(url=location_endpoint, headers=self.headers, params=query)
response.raise_for_status()
location_data = response.json().get('locations', [])
if location_data:
return location_data[0].get('code', 'Unknown code')
else:
return 'Unknown code'
`
@biisuke
Can I have a look at the code causing the error?
If you are trying to search for available flights then:
search_endpoint = f'{TEQUILA_ENDPOINT}/v2/search'
Bros, I think I got it! This video helped me:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usnkTZeZoT8&list=WL&index=5&t=1256s
What I learned:
Watch your Sheety endpoints and Google Sheets URLs carefully.
Watch the JSON formatting and camel case carefully.
Make sure your Tequila account is actually verified and ready to use.
Edit:
Watch the key : value pairs carefully.
The code here isn't crazy, but there are a lot of details to keep track of. Take one step at a time slowly and be methodical. Don't give up!
Guys, I managed to fix it. Issue was with my acc. I think. Thank you all for the help
I have now managed to fix this project. My only question is how do you run this program constantly? or once every 30 minutes? Do you run it on python anywhere?
Guys, I managed to fix it. Issue was with my acc. I think. Thank you all for the help
Nice!!
I don't understand how she just knows to get the ["route"] and ["local_departure"] from the data. I tried entering data = response.json() into the jsonviewer to see what key it has, but it gave me an error saying "invalid json variable". So how does she know what keys to get.
flight_data = FlightData( price=data["price"], origin_city=data["route"][0]["cityFrom"], origin_airport=data["route"][0]["flyFrom"], destination_city=data["route"][0]["cityTo"], destination_airport=data["route"][0]["flyTo"], out_date=data["route"][0]["local_departure"].split("T")[0], return_date=data["route"][1]["local_departure"].split("T")[0] )I have same question LOL
it's in the search_api documentation' sample response https://tequila.kiwi.com/portal/docs/tequila_api/search_api
i guess it was originally in the api response, but they removed it ( and also forgot to update the documentation)?
I also didn't see the ["local_departure"] from the response data, so i used the ["dTime"] and convert the time format instead:
flight_data = FlightData(
from_city=data["route"][0]["cityFrom"],
from_code=data["route"][0]["flyFrom"],
to_city=data["route"][0]["cityTo"],
to_code=data["route"][0]["flyTo"],
# convert epoch time to human readable https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/convert-epoch-time-to-date-time-in-python/#google_vignette
from_date=time.strftime("%d/%m/%Y", time.gmtime(data["route"][0]["dTime"])),
to_date=time.strftime("%d/%m/%Y", time.gmtime(data["route"][1]["dTime"])),
price=data["price"],
)
I also get error 403 for fetching flight prices (via search api), altough the part of my code that gets iata codes (via locations api) works. How can I solve this?
there is no registration option in kiwi website i think they ditched free plan or am i doing something wrong? Anyone else experienced? is there an alternative?
current API "https://tequila-api.kiwi.com/v2/search" appears not to be free any longer This is the second API where I am getting the following error from some of the examples {"error_code":403,"message":"You don't have permission to access this resource"} event form the web site API that is the error I was also getting. Location to get code still worked.
Which is the second Api you are using for iata codes?
I would appeciate if someone can help me. Even when I uncomment a few of them I still get no data.
headers = {"apikey": TEQUILA_API_KEY}
params = {
"fly_from": "STN",
"fly_to": "VCE",
"date_from": "10/02/2024",
"date_to": "10/08/2024",
"return_from": "17/02/2024",
"return_to": "07/09/2024",
"nights_in_dst_from": 7,
"nights_in_dst_to": 28,
"max_stopovers": 0,
"one_for_city": 1,
"curr": "GBP",
# "return_from": "17/02/2024",
# "return_to": "07/09/2024",
# "flight_type": "round",
}
response = requests.get(url="https://tequila-api.kiwi.com/v2/search",
headers=headers, params=params)
response.raise_for_status()
print(response.json())
I get the following result:
{'search_id': '73dd2640-0016-6178-c9dd-6b1b374d9306', 'currency': 'GBP', 'fx_rate': 0.854196, 'data': [], '_results': 0}