.. _start: Getting Started =============== Installing gps_tracker ********************** ``gps_tracker`` requires Python 3.9 or later to run. Once you have set-up your Python environment, simply install ``gps_tracker`` using :code:`pip`: .. code-block:: shell $ pip install gps_tracker Configure a client ****************** The ``gps_tracker`` client only needs the credentials to your Invoxia™ account to work. You may pass them as following: .. code-block:: python import gps_tracker cfg = gps_tracker.Config(username="myusername", password="mypassword") client = gps_tracker.Client(cfg) Access devices and their location data ************************************** Once the client is configured, accessing your devices is straightforward: .. code-block:: python devices: List[gps_tracker.Device] = client.get_devices() Note that, by default, all devices associated to your account are returned. This includes the smartphones (Android or iOS) that were connected through the Invoxia™ app. To only retrieve trackers, you may filter the query: .. code-block:: python trackers: List[gps_tracker.Tracker] = client.get_devices(kind="tracker") See the :doc:`Module Reference ` for details regarding attributes of :class:`Android `, :class:`iPhone ` and :class:`Tracker ` devices. Once you have an instance of the tracker device you are interested in, you may query its locations with: .. code-block:: python for tracker in trackers: locations: List[gps_tracker.TrackerData] = client.get_locations(tracker) The :meth:`get_locations ` method lets you define a max count of tracking point to extract and a time period. See its documentation for more details. Each :class:`location ` contains: - its date and time; - its latitude and longitude; - its acquisition method; - its precision.