Is it possible to know the location of a person in PYTHON?

Question

Python

There is a small task: to find out the user's coordinates using python3 (latitude and longitude), I rummaged through the Internet and could not find it (probably I was looking badly).

Answer 1

Since geolocation is needed, it means a wearable device, since a wearable device means an android, since an android means QPython + SL4A:

# import needed modules
import android
import time
import sys, select, os #for loop exit

#Initiate android-module
droid = android.Android()

#notify me
droid.makeToast("fetching GPS data")

print("start gps-sensor...")
droid.startLocating()

while True:
    #exit loop hook
    if sys.stdin in select.select([sys.stdin], [], [], 0)[0]:
        line = input()
        print("exit endless loop...")
        break

    #wait for location-event
    event = droid.eventWaitFor('location',10000).result
    if event['name'] == "location":
        try:
            #try to get gps location data
            timestamp = repr(event['data']['gps']['time'])
            longitude = repr(event['data']['gps']['longitude'])
            latitude = repr(event['data']['gps']['latitude'])
            altitude = repr(event['data']['gps']['altitude'])
            speed = repr(event['data']['gps']['speed'])
            accuracy = repr(event['data']['gps']['accuracy'])
            loctype = "gps"
        except KeyError:
            #if no gps data, get the network location instead (inaccurate)
            timestamp = repr(event['data']['network']['time'])
            longitude = repr(event['data']['network']['longitude'])
            latitude = repr(event['data']['network']['latitude'])
            altitude = repr(event['data']['network']['altitude'])
            speed = repr(event['data']['network']['speed'])
            accuracy = repr(event['data']['network']['accuracy'])
            loctype = "net"

        data = loctype + ";" + timestamp + ";" + longitude + ";" + latitude + ";" + altitude + ";" + speed + ";" + accuracy

    print(data) #logging
    time.sleep(5) #wait for 5 seconds

print("stop gps-sensor...")
droid.stopLocating()

Answer 2

Maybe.
1. Take the documentation for your device, in terms of accessing GPS or where you are going to read the location data.
2. Read how to get the necessary data from it.
3. You receive.

Answer 3

If there is no GPS, you can determine the approximate location by IP
https://www.ip2location.com/developers/python
www.ip2geo.net/ip2location/lookup.php

Answer 4

If you need to determine by IP as an option, you can use ipGeoBase blog.ivru.net/?id=82

Answer 5

use the geocoder library (the location is determined there by ip)
I left the code of my program below

import geocoder as g
import os as s
import time as t
while True:
  s.system ('color B')
  print ('Введите айпи или введите (Мой айпи) для просмотра вашей гео-локации')
  ipi = input ('>>')
  if ipi == 'Мой айпи':
    print (g.ip('me'))
    geo = g.ip('me')
  else:
    geo = g.ip(ipi)
    print ('Город, страна:')
    print (g.ip(ipi))
  print ('\nШирота и долгота:')
  print (geo.latlng)
  s.system('pause')
  s.system ('cls')