PyAirFAre

Allow you query flight fares from command line

Usage

• Get an api key from https://developers.google.com/qpx-express/v1/prereqs

• Replace __API_KEY__ in queryUtil.api with your api key

• run query.py --from <origin1, origin2...> -to <dest1, dest2...> --startDate <YYYY-MM-DD> --startDateRange <int> --returnDate <YYYY-MM-DD> --returnDateRange <int> --alliance <STAR, SKYTEAM, ONEWORLD>

• The results will be stored in a html file under data/html

• The results table is sortable by clicking on the table header

Parameters

• from: an array of departing airports
• to: an array of destination airports
• startDate: the startDate of the trip, in the format of YYYY-MM-DD
• startDateRange: an indicator of flexibility, for example, if your startDate is 2014-09-29, startDateRange is 2, this will query departing flights on 2014-09-29 and 2014-09-30
• returnDate (optional): the return date of the trip
• returnDateRange (optional):an indicator of flexibility, for example, if your returnDate is 2014-09-29, returnDateRange is 2, this will query returning flights on 2014-09-29 and 2014-09-30
• alliance (optional): preferred alliance. "STAR" or "SKYTEAM" or "ONEWORLD"

example

Query:

./query.py --from "pek, hkg" --to "sfo" --startDate "2015-01-03" --startDateRange 2 --alliance "STAR"

Bugs

• Output table is not sortable in Chrome (works in Firefox and Safari)

Output