Marine Traffic GPX

I use a website called Marine Traffic. I look at vessels on this website and then manually plot their position on my laptop. My laptop runs OpenCPN and I plot position of vessel with a waypoint. On marine traffic I can search for a vessel using their MMSI number, a unique number for that vessel. You can do it with the URL. E.G: If I want to search for a vessel named TANKER SPIRIT, I know their MMSI is 309541000. See here: [login to view URL]:309541000/ I want you to create a webpage I can host on my laptop. On the webpage I will be able to input a MMSI number of a marine vessel / ship. It will then run a program on the Laptop with Python or PHP. The program will get the following information from Marine Traffic webpage; E.G: 1) Vessel name: TANKER SPIRIT 2) IMO: 9339636 3) MMSI: 309541000 4) Call Sign: C6WH3 5) Flag: Bahamas [BS] 6) AIS Vessel Type: Tanker 7) Position Received: 5 minutes ago (2019-06-06 11:55 (UTC) 8) Latitude/Longitude: 55.89421° / 16.28556° 9) Speed/Course: 12.4kn / 60° The program will create a GPX file with the above data which can be imported into OpenCPN. The GPX file will be able to create a waypoint on OpenCPN with the following properties: Name of waypoint = (8) Vessel name (6) Position received time Position = (7) Description = (9) Here is an example of the GPX file (file name must match waypoint name): <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?> <gpx version="1.1" creator="name" xmlns="[login to view URL]" xmlns:xsi="[login to view URL]" xsi:schemaLocation="[login to view URL] [login to view URL]"> <wpt lat="55.89421" lon="16.28556"> <name>TANKER_SPIRIT_2019-06-06-1155</name> <desc>Speed/Course: 12.4kn / 60°</desc> <sym>Marks-Race-Tetrahedron-Mark1</sym> </wpt> </gpx> NB: <sym>Marks-Race-Tetrahedron-Mark1</sym> is a required addition to the file as you see it for OpenCPN. I don't care how messy the method is or how ugly the code is as long as it gets the job done! HTML / PHP / Python only.