Extension of datapackage which provides a BudgetResource class for creating a Budget Data Package resource which is a drop in replacement for datapackage.Resource.
from budgetdatapacakge import BudgetResource
from datapackage import DataPackage
# Create BudgetResource which has a lot of requirements
budget = BudgetResource(
currency='ISK',
dateLastUpdated='2014-04-22',
datePublished='1982-04-22',
fiscalYear='2014',
granularity='transactional',
status='approved',
type='expenditure',
location='IS',
url='http://iceland.is/budgets.csv')
# Create Budget Data Package
budget_dpkg = DataPackage(
name="icelandic-budget", license="PDDL", resources=[budget])
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budgetdatapackage is available under the GNU General Public License, version 3. See LICENCE for more details.
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