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        "description": "directions.py\n=============\n\nProvide a common Python API to major routing providers.\nPlease consult the terms of service of each provider before using them.\n- Google - https://developers.google.com/maps/terms\n- Mapquest - Contact for licensed data agreement\n- Mapquest Open - http://developer.mapquest.com/web/info/terms-of-use\n- Mapbox - (Directions API still in preview and subject to change) https://www.mapbox.com/tos/\n- Mapzen - https://github.com/mapzen/routing/wiki/OSRM-Service-Details-and-Terms-of-Use\n\nUsage\n-----\nCreate one of the available routers and call the `route()` method.\n```\n>>> import directions\n>>> mq = directions.Mapquest(key)  # You must request a developer key from Mapquest\n>>> routes = mq.route('1 magazine st. cambridge, ma', 'south station boston, ma')\n```\n\nSee the help for `route()` for full documentation:\n```\nroute(locations): points can be\n    - a sequence of locations\n    - a Shapely LineString\nroute(origin, destination, waypoints=None)\n    - origin and destination are a single destination\n    - waypoints are the points to be inserted between the\n      origin and destination\n\n      If waypoints is specified, destination must also be specified\n\nEach location can be:\n   - string (will be geocoded by the routing provider. Not all\n     providers accept this as input)\n   - (longitude, latitude) sequence (tuple, list, numpy array, etc.)\n   - Shapely Point with x as longitude, y as latitude\n\nAdditional parameters\n---------------------\nraw : bool, default False\n  Return the raw json dict response from the service\n\nReturns\n-------\n  list of Route objects\n  If raw is True, returns the json dict instead of converting to Route\n    objects\n```\n\nExamples\n--------\n```\nmq = directions.Mapquest(key)\nroutes = mq.route('1 magazine st. cambridge, ma',\n                  'south station boston, ma')\n\nroutes = mq.route('1 magazine st. cambridge, ma',\n                  'south station boston, ma',\n                  waypoints=['700 commonwealth ave. boston, ma'])\n```\n\nUse the points in a `LineString` as the complete set of waypoints.\n```\nline = LineString(...)\nroutes = mq.route(line)\n```\n\nThe different types of location inputs can be mixed.\n```\nroutes = mq.route(line.coords[0], 'south station boston, ma',\n                  waypoints=[(-71.103972, 42.349324)])\n```\n\nOther Tools\n-----------\n[geojsonio.py](http://github.com/jwass/geojsonio.py) can be used to quickly display the route on a map. Note that it is against Google's ToS to do this with any of their routes.\n```\nroutes = mq.route(...)\ngeojsonio.display(routes)\n```",
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