Brython keywords
We used the doc keyword previously, in another article. How about using the win keyword this time? How about something for mobile apps?Geolocation
To access geolocation services in your web browser, in Javascript you need to use the methods of window.navigator.geolocation. That means win.navigator.geolocation in Brython.I'm lazy, so i'll assign it once:
geo = win.navigator.geolocation
Next I'll define a callback function for success and error:
def navi(pos):
log('Position acquired')
xyz = pos.coords
display = "Your position: %f,%f" % (xyz.latitude, xyz.longitude)
alert(display)
log(pos.timestamp)
log(xyz.latitude)
log(xyz.longitude)
log(xyz.accuracy)
log(xyz.altitude)
log(xyz.altitudeAccuracy)
log(xyz.heading)
log(xyz.speed)
def nonavi(error):
log(error)
Alright, now we are ready to actually try to get a position:
if geo:
geo.getCurrentPosition(navi, nonavi)
else:
alert('geolocation not supported')
Full code
It is pretty straightforward:<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>Brython test</title>
<script src="brython.js"></script>
</head>
<body onLoad="brython()">
<script type="text/python">
geo = win.navigator.geolocation
def navi(pos):
log('Position acquired')
xyz = pos.coords
display = "Your position: %f,%f" % (xyz.latitude, xyz.longitude)
alert(display)
log(pos.timestamp)
log(xyz.latitude)
log(xyz.longitude)
log(xyz.accuracy)
log(xyz.altitude)
log(xyz.altitudeAccuracy)
log(xyz.heading)
log(xyz.speed)
def nonavi(error):
log(error)
if geo:
geo.getCurrentPosition(navi, nonavi)
else:
alert('geolocation not supported')
</script>
</body>
</html>
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