PyCrime
Fetch crime statistics from the ExpenseCheck crime statistics API.
Installation
PyPi is the easiest:
pip install pycrime
Usage
Create a new API client with:
from pycrime import CrimeClient
client = CrimeClient(jwt=<your-token>)
Please replace <your-token> with your API token as a string.
Fetch crime statistics based on postcode with:
client.locality_statistics(3000)
Here, the postcode for Melbourne's CBD, 3000, has been used. Please
substitute for the postcode of interest. The return value is a dict
containing shaped like the following:
{
'localityTheftRate': 27524.8484848485, # per 100k population
'stateTheftRate': 3448.8149871704, # per 100k population
'theftStateAnomaly': 698.0958267475 # percentage
}
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