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here are a few examples to get you quickly started using surplus in your own program:
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1. let surplus do the heavy lifiting
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1. let surplus do the heavy lifting
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```python
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>>> from surplus import surplus, Behaviour
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'Ngee Ann Polytechnic\n535 Clementi Road\nBukit Timah\n599489\nNorthwest, Singapore'
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```
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2. handle queries seperately
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2. handle queries separately
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```python
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>>> import surplus
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notes:
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- you can change what surplus does by passing in a custom [`Behaviour`](#class-behaviour)
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- you can change what surplus does when passing in a custom [`Behaviour`](#class-behaviour)
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object
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- most surplus functions return a [`Result`](#class-result) object. while you can
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### reporting incorrect output
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> [!NOTE]
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> this section is independent from the rest of the contributing section.
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> this section is independent of the rest of the contributing section.
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different output from the iOS Shortcuts app is expected, however incorrect output is not.
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2. include the erroneous query.
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(_the Plus Code/local code/latlong coordinate/query string you passed into surplus_)
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3. include output from the teminal with the
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3. include output from the terminal with the
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[`--debug` flag](#command-line-usage) passed to the surplus CLI or with
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`debug=True` set in function calls.
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- name of place is incorrect/different
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this may be due to incorrect data from the geolocator function, which is OpenStreetMap Nominatim by default.
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in the case of Nominatim, it means that the data on OpenStreetMap is incorrect.
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this may be due to incorrect data from the geocoder function, which is OpenStreetMap
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Nominatim by default. in the case of Nominatim, it means that the data on OpenStreetMap
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is incorrect.
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(_if so, then consider updating OpenStreetMap to help not just you, but other surplus
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and OpenStreetMap users!_)
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#### `Latlong.__str__()`
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method that returns a comma-and-space-seperated string of `self.latitude` and
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method that returns a comma-and-space-separated string of `self.latitude` and
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`self.longitude`
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- signature
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releaser.py
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build_time = datetime.now(timezone(timedelta(hours=8))) # using SGT
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insert_build_branch: str = run(
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"git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD", capture_output=True, text=True, shell=True
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"git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD",
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capture_output=True,
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text=True,
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shell=True,
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).stdout.strip("\n")
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insert_build_commit: str = run(
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"git rev-parse HEAD", capture_output=True, text=True, shell=True
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"git rev-parse HEAD",
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capture_output=True,
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text=True,
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shell=True,
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).stdout.strip("\n")
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insert_build_datetime: str = repr(build_time).replace("datetime.", "")
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query = parse_query(behaviour=behaviour)
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if behaviour.debug:
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print(f"debug: cli: {query=}")
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print(f"debug: cli: {query=}", file=behaviour.stderr)
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if not query:
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print(f"error: {query.cry(string=not behaviour.debug)}", file=behaviour.stderr)
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