cointainer-scraper-ecb 0.1.3

Cointainer component for scraping coins from the ECB Website.

Cointainer component for scraping coins from the ECB Website.

Introduction

Cointainer Scraper (ECB) is one of the components of the Cointainer. This component offers the functionality of scraping euro coin data from the ECB website.

Currently supported coins:

• €2 commemorative coins
  • Country
  • Feature
  • Description
  • Issuing Volume
  • Issuing Date
  • Image URLs

Installation

pip install cointainer-scraper-ecb

Example

from cointainer_scraper_ecb import get_two_euro_commemorative_coins

get_two_euro_commemorative_coins(
    language="en",
    year=2004
)

Tested with Python 3.9.13 and cointainer_scraper_ecb v0.1.3 ✔️

Two data classes are relevant which are beeing returned by the function:

def get_two_euro_commemorative_coins(
    lang: str = "en",
    year: int = START_YEAR
) -> List[TwoEuro]: ...

@dataclass
class Coinage:
    """Represents a coin of a country to be collected."""

    country: Optional[str]
    image_default_url: Optional[str]
    volume: Optional[int]
    image_default_url_info: Optional[str] = None
    country_info: Optional[str] = None
    circulation_date: Optional[datetime.date] = None
    image_attribution: Optional[str] = None
    circulation_date_info: Optional[str] = None
    volume_info: Optional[str] = None


@dataclass
class TwoEuro:
    """A two euro coin to collect."""

    feature: str = ""
    description: str = ""
    coinages: List[Coinage] = field(default_factory=list)

Roadmap

• Implement national side scraping (2€, 1€, 50 cent, 20 cent, 10 cent, 5 cent, 2 cent and 1 cent)
• CLI implementation with click

Development

Creating a new release

1. Run the following command poetry version <version>
   cointainer-scraper-ecb uses the following schema: ^\d+\.\d+\.\d+((b|a)\d+)?$

2. Bump the version within the files:

   • cointainer_scraper_ecb/__init__.py
   • tests/test_cointainer_scraper_ecb.py
   • pyproject.toml

   Make sure it's the same version used when bumping with poetry

3. Open CHANGELOG.md and write the new changelog:

   • Use the following # header: v<version> - (yyyy-mm-dd)
     Used ## headers:
   • 💌 Added
   • 🔨 Fixed
   • ♻️ Changed

4. Stage the modified files and push them with the following commit message:

   chore: bump to version v<version>

5. Create annotated release tag

   1. New tag

   git tag -s -m "release v<version>" v<version>
   

   2. Push created tag

   git push --tags
   

6. Run the following command poetry build to create a tarball and a wheel based on the new version

7. Create a new github release and:

   1. Copy and paste the changelog content without the # header into the description of the release textbox
   2. Use the # header style to fill in the Release title (copy it from the CHANGELOG.md)
   3. Copy the version with the v-prefix into the Tag version

8. Attach the produced tarball and wheel (dist/) to the release

9. Check This is a pre-release if it's either an alpha or beta release (a|b) - optional

10. Publish release

Testing

Use the following command to execute the tests:

poetry run pytest

To run the tests, the: download-test-files.(ps1|sh) script must be executed.

This is not the best method because the test data can change. However, I don't know if it is allowed to upload the data to the repository because of the copyright.

License

This cointainer-scraper-ecb module is distributed under Apache-2.0. For ODbL-1.0 exception, see LICENSING.md