datumforge 0.0.1

DatumForge — one API for the reference data your app assumes exists. Sixteen public sources, one schema. Name placeholder; the Python client is not published yet.

DatumForge

One API for the reference data your app assumes exists. Sixteen public sources, one schema. From Loved Digital Consulting.

This package is a name placeholder. The Python client is not published yet. The API is live and usable directly over HTTP today — see the docs below.

What the API serves

• Geography / administrative — countries, states and subdivisions, cities, US counties, ZIP codes, CBSAs, DMAs, NANPA area codes
• Indicators — World Bank, US Census ACS, BEA, BLS, IRS, broadband
• Operational lookups — currency exchange rates, public holidays

Sixteen public and open-licensed sources arrive in sixteen shapes and leave as one object with one contract. Every list endpoint supports fields, sort, and limit/offset pagination, and returns an X-Total-Count header.

Using it today

import httpx

base = "https://api.loveddigital.com"

httpx.get(f"{base}/countries/", params={"name": "Japan", "fields": "common_name,cca2"}).json()
httpx.get(f"{base}/zip/90210").json()
httpx.get(f"{base}/rates/USD/EUR", params={"amount": 100}).json()

• Docs — https://api.loveddigital.com/docs
• OpenAPI spec — https://api.loveddigital.com/openapi.json

Licensing

This package is proprietary and reserved for future use by Loved Digital Consulting.

The data the API returns carries per-source obligations and cannot be collapsed into a single licence — ODbL 1.0, CC BY 4.0, public domain, MIT, and Nielsen-proprietary sources are all represented. Credits are published per source at https://api.loveddigital.com/attribution, which is the authoritative statement.

Contact

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