Glad it’s working for you. And great suggestion about the search normalization regarding accent marks and such. I will look into that.

Oh, and I have updated my code, and now it is working with the new parameters (radius and distanceUnit)

]

Oh, one suggestion !!

When we find cities, they are one returned when we type their name corretly, with accent mark, for example:

• São Paulo (the cities are returned)

But if I type:

• Sao Paulo (without accent mark at “a”)

The cities are not returned…

It would be better if the cities are returned with both (São Paulo and Sao Paulo), desconsidering de accents marks of the names of cities,

Thank you!!

My pleasure! Let me know once things are working so I can close this ticket.

Please feel free to also write about any suggested improvements or desired features.

Thanks for your valued support!

Oh ok, I have read theses changes now…

I will update my code to solve it!!

Thank you for your fast answser !!

Yes, unfortunately, your call was affected by those changes. I had tried to send out a message to existing users asking if they may be affected and didn’t hear anything back, so assumed no one was using those parameters. In the future, any such potentially breaking changes will be scoped by an API version, so your existing code will continue to work. Sorry about that.

To summarize, the changes are:

• nearLocationRadius -> radius
• nearLocationRadiusUnit -> distanceUnit

See updated API docs here:

https://wirefreethought.github.io/geodb-cities-api-docs/#operation–v1-geo-cities–cityId–nearbyCities-get

Sorry again.

Oh, yes…

One of request is:

https://wft-geo-db.p.mashape.com/v1/geo/cities/104628/nearbyCities?limit=100&nearLocationRadius=200&nearLocationRadiusUnit=KM&minPopulation=10000&offset=0

Thank you.

The only recent change happened on March 18. See this blog entry: http://geodb-cities-api.wirefreethought.com/entries/feature/sort-cities-get-the-user-s-current-city–and-more. Nothing has changed since then.

Can you paste the specific request you’re making? I’ll have a look shortly.