dropthe
Python SDK for DropThe.org — access 1.9 million entities across movies, people, companies, crypto, games, universities, and more, connected by 2.18 million knowledge graph links.
Install
pip install dropthe
For pandas DataFrame support:
pip install dropthe[pandas]
Quick Start
import dropthe
# Search any entity
results = dropthe.search("Inception")
print(results[0]["name"]) # Inception
# Get a specific entity by slug
btc = dropthe.entity("bitcoin")
print(btc["type"]) # cryptocurrencies
# Top movies by popularity
top_movies = dropthe.movies(limit=10)
# Top crypto by market cap
top_crypto = dropthe.crypto(limit=10)
# Companies, games, universities
top_companies = dropthe.companies(limit=10)
top_games = dropthe.games(limit=10)
unis = dropthe.universities(limit=10)
Using the Client
For more control, use DropTheClient directly:
from dropthe import DropTheClient
with DropTheClient() as client:
# Search with type filter
movies = client.search("dark knight", type="movies")
# Get entity count
total = client.count()
print(f"Total entities: {total:,}") # Total entities: 1,933,637
# Get knowledge graph links
entity = client.search("Christopher Nolan", type="people")[0]
links = client.links(entity["id"])
# Geographic data (countries, cities)
countries = client.geo("country")
Pandas DataFrames
import dropthe
# Get top movies as DataFrame
df = dropthe.movies(limit=100, as_dataframe=True)
print(df[["name", "slug"]].head())
Entity Types
| Type | Count | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| people | 1,550,000+ | Actors, directors, musicians, athletes |
| movies | 208,000+ | Films from 1888 to 2026 |
| series | 44,000+ | TV shows, anime, K-drama |
| games | 44,000+ | Video games across all platforms |
| universities | 27,000+ | Global institutions |
| companies | 19,000+ | Public and private companies |
| cryptocurrencies | 16,000+ | Active and dead tokens |
| apps | 7,000+ | Software applications |
| books | 5,700+ | Literature and non-fiction |
Data Sources
All data comes from authoritative APIs (TMDb, CoinGecko, Wikidata, IGDB) and is enriched by DropThe's entity resolution pipeline. See the methodology for details.
Links
- DropThe.org -- Main site
- Data Hub -- Statistics and insights
- Knowledge Graph -- Entity connections
- Open Datasets -- CSV datasets on GitHub
License
MIT
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