WebService::PublicViewpoints

If you're in search of a Perl module that allows you to access the public-viewpoints geo-webservice available at, look no further than WebService::PublicViewpoints. This module is perfect for those who need to view camera shots taken from different locations. With this module, you can easily use the `find` class method with constraints, such as `num` and `country`, to get the desired results.

To achieve this, all you need to do is invoke the `find` method and catch the returned object in an array. From there, you can access the various attributes of each point object, such as the URL of the camera image, the country and country code associated with it, the state abbreviation, the city name, and the latitude and longitude values.

While the feasible country and city values are not fully documented, you can still use this module with ease. In fact, this module is based on the work of the public-viewpoints service at.

If you're wondering how to use this module, simply use the SYNOPSIS code. For instance, you can use the following code to get 10 public viewpoints captured in Japan:

```Perl
use WebService::PublicViewpoints;
my @points = WebService::PublicViewpoints->find(num => 10, country => "JP");
for (@points) {
say $_->lat, $_->lng, $_->url;
}
```

Overall, WebService::PublicViewpoints is a reliable Perl module that can help you access a variety of camera shots taken from public viewpoints across the globe.