/v4/geocoding/searchMatch a query string to geographic coordinates.
Fast typers may send a lot of requests at once and their device/network may not perform well with many open connections. Because of this, some kind of client-side request throttling must be implemented.
Furthermore, requests are asynchronous and you must account for the fact that responses may not be received in the same order they were requested.
Required authentication header.
Required authentication header.
Request geocoding results to be in specific language if it is available. If it is not - it will default to English. BCP47 specification
A query to geocode. Can be an address, a postcode or a venue.
For example SW1A 0AA or Victoria street, London. Providing a country or city the request will get you more accurate results.
Only return the results that are within the specified country.
Expected integer between 1 and 50. Limits amount of results returned to specified number.
Forcefully adds postcode to search response. Only works if Switzerland as CH is specified as the value of the within.country parameter.
Format the name field of the geocoding search response to a well formatted, human-readable address of the location.
Exclude the country from the formatted name field (used only if format.name is equal true).
Used to limit the results to a bounding box. Expected four comma-separated floats marking the south-west and north-east corners of: min-latitude,min-longitude,max-latitude,max-longitude.Example of bounds parameter value for Scandinavia: 54.16243,4.04297,71.18316,31.81641
Language tag in which results were returned.
It will default to Content-Language: en if requested language was not available. BCP47 spec.
Well formatted, human-readable address of the location.
Full comma-separated address of the location, composed of names of all enclosing regions/boundaries.
Result confidence score, maximum value is 1.
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