World City Info
Overview
Details
Synopsis
Extracts longitude and latitude from city names using 3rd party database. Powered by 10Data
Syntax
cityinfo [region=region-field] [country=country-field] city-field
Required Arguments
- city-field
Syntax: field
Description: Specify a city name field, case is ignored.
Optional Arguments
-
country-field
Syntax: field
Description: Specify a country name field, this field should contain 2-Character Alphabetical Country Codes, e.g., "us", "fr". -
region-field
Syntax: field
Description: Specify a regional code field, e.g., "NY", "MX".
Output fields
- lat: Latitude extracted from the city name
- lon: Longitude extracted from the city name
Release Notes
Version 0.9.2
Version: 0.9.2
Bug fix
Version: 0.9.1
Bug fix
Version: 0.9
System Requirement: Splunk 6.0 and newer
Usage:
This addon provides a custom command cityinfo', if your data has a column of city names, you can use it to get the longitude and latitude of that city, e.g., index=business_all_nation | cityinfo city. If the data has country and regional codes, like 'us', 'NY', you can use them to refine the match of city names, e.g., index=business_all_nation | eval country="us" | cityinfo city country=country. If a match of city name is found, two extra fields:lat' and `lon', will be added to each row.
Version 0.9.1
Version: 0.9.1
Bug fix
Version: 0.9
System Requirement: Splunk 6.0 and newer
Usage:
This addon provides a custom command cityinfo', if your data has a column of city names, you can use it to get the longitude and latitude of that city, e.g., index=business_all_nation | cityinfo city. If the data has country and regional codes, like 'us', 'NY', you can use them to refine the match of city names, e.g., index=business_all_nation | eval country="us" | cityinfo city country=country. If a match of city name is found, two extra fields:lat' and `lon', will be added to each row.
Version 0.9
World City Info
Version: 0.9
System Requirement: Splunk 6.0 and newer
Usage:
This addon provides a custom command cityinfo', if your data has a column of city names, you can use it to get the longitude and latitude of that city, e.g., index=business_all_nation | cityinfo city. If the data has country and regional codes, like 'us', 'NY', you can use them to refine the match of city names, e.g., index=business_all_nation | eval country="us" | cityinfo city country=country. If a match of city name is found, two extra fields:lat' and `lon', will be added to each row.