get-pop 1.94.7

A python command line utility that generates CSVs of county-level population data for specified US states.

get-pop

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A command line utility that generates CSVs of county-level population data for specified US states.

Data is based on 2019 U.S. census data.

The full documentation is hosted at Read the Docs <https://get-pop.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html>_

Install

::

pip install get-pop

Basic usage

Command line

In the command line, enter the getpop command followed by the two letter postal code of one or more states.

Eg.:

::

getpop ny

Initializing getpop Selected states: ['ny'] Processing: New York getpop complete

Or:

::

getpop ny nj tx

Initializing getpop Selected states: ['ny', 'nj', 'tx'] Processing: New Jersey Processing: New York Processing: Texas getpop complete

To get CSVs for all states, enter:

::

getpop all

CSVs will be saved in the current working directory. See 'advanced usage' to specify a different location to save CSVs.

Programmatic

If you prefer, you can also import and call get-pop from within your python app:

::

from get_pop.get_pop import get_pop

states = ["ny","nj","tx","pa"]
get_pop(states)

Advanced usage

Command line

Getpop takes one or more two-letter state abbreviations as positional arguments in order to determine which state CSVs will be generated. Getpop's CLI also takes certain optional arguments that modify its actions.

--save-dir, --dir

TEXT. Path of directory where CSV files will be saved. Defaults to saving them in /data in the current working directory. If the directory you specify doesn't exist, getpop will create it.

--help

Returns a list of getpop's CLI options.

Here's an example that stores the CSVs in a directory in your current working directory called 'your_custom_directory' and clears any existing files in it if they exist.

::

getpop ny ca tx --save-dir ./your_custom_directory

License

MIT <https://choosealicense.com/licenses/mit/>_