This repository contains examples of using the AISStream API in Golang, Python, JavaScript and many more languages.
Before you can use these examples, you will need to sign up for an AISStream API key at aisstream.io.
To run the Golang example, you will need to have Go installed on your system.
Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/aisstream/example. Navigate to the golang directory: cd example/golang. Install the dependencies: go get -d. Replace "<YOUR API KEY>" in the main.go file with your AISStream API key. Run the example: go run main.go.
To run the Python example, you will need to have Python 3 installed on your system.
Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/aisstream/example. Navigate to the python directory: cd example/python. Install the dependencies: python setup.py install. Replace "<YOUR API KEY>" in the main.py file with your AISStream API key. Run the example: python main.py.
To run the JavaScript example, you will need to have Node.js installed on your system.
Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/aisstream/example.
Navigate to the javascript directory: cd example/javascript.
Install the dependencies: npm install.
To run the Javascript example, define the environment variable AISSTREAM_API_KEY with your AISStream API key.
Run the example: node main.js.
To run the C# example, you will need to have .NET 8 installed on your system.
To build the C examples, you will need to have CMake 3.20+ and OpenSSL installed on your system. In addition, one example (lws.c) requires libwebsocket with OpenSSL. To run the C examples, replace "<YOUR API KEY>" in the lws.c and mg.c files with your AISStream API key.
To build the C++ examples, you will need to have CMake 3.20+ and OpenSSL installed on your system. Two C++ examples are available. One with Boost.Beast and one with Qt.
To build the Rust example, you will need to have Rust 1.77.2+.
To run the Rust example, define the environment variable AISSTREAM_API_KEY with your AISStream API key.
For more information on the AISStream API, visit the AISStream documentation.