This is a scraper for statistical data from http://api.kolada.se/v2/ built on top of the Statscraper package <https://github.com/jplusplus/statscraper>.
Install
pip install -r requirements.txt
Example usage
from kolada import KoladaScraper
scraper = KoladaScraper()
dataset = scraper.items["N00002"] # pass a KPI id
# Query by year
data = dataset.fetch({
'period': [2016, 2015],
})
# ...or by municipality
towns = [x.value for x in dataset.dimensions['municipality'].allowed_values]
data = dataset.fetch({
'municipality': towns[:5],
})
# ... or by both
data = dataset.fetch({
'period': [2016, 2015],
'municipality': towns[:5],
})
# And then do something with the results.
print(data.pandas)TODO
Add more allowed values
Implement errors when unallowed values are passed
Implement regions
Update chunkify() function, to make url building better
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