CPAN::Groonga

gle_aircraft_position_by_hex_id("a0f73c");
say $adsb->get_json_response;
$adsb->aircraft_live_position_by_hex_id("a0f73c");
say $adsb->get_json_response;
die;

my $registration = 'N161UW';
my $positio

istration is flight $flight and its current position is $latitude by $longitude";

say $adsb->get_json_response();

say Dumper $adsb->aircraft_last_position_by_hex_id("a0f73c");
say Dumper $adsb->airc

sponds with JSON, and this interface  
parses it into a hash for you to read.   A complete example of accessing the information is in the 
synopsis.  If you want to mess with the "raw" JSON response, 

just call get_json_response().  This 
could be useful if you want to inspect the result to determine which pieces of data you want.  You 
could also use Data::Dumper on the hash to see everything form

s:

 $adsb->do_call('country/Austria'); 

=head2 get_json_response

This is the only method that doesn't make an API call; it returns the full JSON response 
from the previous call.  This is useful if