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py3; https; addressify pro #1
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versions of autocomplete work. The free one fails to match addresses in certain conditions, whereas the pro one catches them. Added a flag to use the pro version when needed.
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@a-musing-moose
Hey Jonathan,
We're STILL using addressify in production. :)
Thought it was about time to try to merge our changes back in, so that we can refer to a pypi version rather than a pinned commit..
Also, are you still interested in maintaining this repo? We wouldn't be against taking it off your hands either if you prefer that option.
Cheers,
Jarek