See this problem:
A have a list of merged address (US and international), and I need a method to validate all address of the list in an efficient way, if the list only have US addresses this was't be a problem because i can create a Batch() use the send_batch method in us-street client. The problem is when there are merge addresses on the list
Right now I solved the problem in a way that i don't really like, I made a batch with US addresses and used send_batch method of us_street client, and for international addresses on the list I sent it one by one. Is obvious this way is not the best. So...
Maybe it's a good idea as long as it's possible to add the send_batch method to the international_street client as the us_street client does.
Or even better if there was a common client that receives a merged list of address of different countries and it be able to validate this addresses combining the send_batch methods in both clients
There are currently no plans to implement batching for the International Street API. The cost (and therefore the liabilities) are much higher for international lookups.
See this problem: A have a list of merged address (US and international), and I need a method to validate all address of the list in an efficient way, if the list only have US addresses this was't be a problem because i can create a
Batch()
use thesend_batch
method in us-street client. The problem is when there are merge addresses on the listRight now I solved the problem in a way that i don't really like, I made a batch with US addresses and used
send_batch
method of us_street client, and for international addresses on the list I sent it one by one. Is obvious this way is not the best. So...Maybe it's a good idea as long as it's possible to add the
send_batch
method to the international_street client as the us_street client does.Or even better if there was a common client that receives a merged list of address of different countries and it be able to validate this addresses combining the
send_batch
methods in both clients