address-finder-data
Companion data package (~1.9 GB of libpostal model files) for address-finder.
Install
pip install address-finder address-finder-data
Usage
On first use after installation, call assemble() to decompress the
data into your local cache:
import address_finder_data
address_finder_data.assemble() # one-time decompression ~1.9 GB
import address_finder
address_finder.expand_address("123 main st")
Or simply import address_finder — it will auto-detect that
address-finder-data is installed and assemble the files on first use.
Details
- Contains 12 compressed data chunk packages
- Total compressed size: ~824 MB across all chunks
- Decompressed size: ~1.9 GB (stored in
~/.cache/address_finder/v1.0.0/) - No internet access needed after install
- Data format: lzma/xz (Python stdlib, no extra dependencies)
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