Plane Tracker

A simple python code to track planes and notify you via discord webhooks

Warning

This should be used for your own educational purposes. If you are interested in accessing Flightradar24 data commercially, please contact [email protected]. See more information at Flightradar24's terms and conditions.

Setting up

git clone https://github.com/KonradowyPL/planeTracker.git
cd planeTracker
pip install -r requirements.txt
touch config.json

In config.json add following:

{
  "webhook": "WEBHOOK URL",
  "name": "Plane Spotter",
  "icon": "https://example.com/icon.png",
  "color": "blue",
  "embedColor": "2CA3DA",
  "planes": ["HB-LUN", "HB-LUZ"]
}

where:

• webhook is your Discord webhook URL.
• name is the username of your Discord bot.
• icon is the link to your Discord bot avatar.
• color is the color of the plane trace in hex or from Pillow's list of colors.
• embedColor is the hex color of the sidebar of the embed. In this case, light blue.
• planes is an array of plane registration numbers that you want to track.

Now add mode: live or summary
Summary means checking once a day for all flights. To activate it simply add this to Your JSON

   "mode":"summary"

live mode is a mode, that checks more frequently (eg: once a minute) for launches and langings and notifes You about them. To activate it add folowing lines to Your JSON:

  "mode": "live",
  "interval": 60,
  "checkHours": [9, 18],
  "checkDays": [0, 1, 2, 3, 4],
  "bounds": "56.86,48.22,11.06,28.26"

where:

• interval is the interval at which planes are checked.
• checkHours is an array where the first and second values define the range of hours during which your code will check for planes. In this example, checks will be performed between 9 AM and 6 PM. Useful when you don't want to check during the night.
• checkDays is an array of weekday integers where Monday == 0 and Sunday == 6. In this example, checks will be performed between Monday and Friday. Useful if the planes you want to track don't fly during weekends and you want to save on bandwidth.
• bounds is the area where the planes you want to track are located, in the form of comma-separated values:
  • max lat,
  • min lat,
  • max lon,
  • min lon

Contributing

Feel free to open issues and make PRs.

License

This repository is under MIT license. See license file.