pygenderbr
Python library to interface with “Nomes” IBGE API. Further, the tools can be used to query the persons names from Brazil. The IBGE API is based on 2010 Census.
Features
Query by name(s) gender(s) based on 2010 IBGE Census from Brazil. Gender return are ‘F’ or ‘M’. Indefined gender is ‘’.
Query by name(s) ocurrence(s) by gender on Brazil or specific state
Query by name(s) occurrence(s) on specific gender or on all
Query by names ranking occurrence on Brazil (20’s most)
Prerequisites
Python 2 or newer
requests
Pandas
Site
Installation
$ pip3 install pygenderbr
Usage
Class Gender
>>> from pygenderbr import Gender
>>> gapi = Gender()
>>> g = gapi.getgender('joao')
>>> print(g)
name
JOAO M
Name: gender, dtype: object
>>> g = gapi.getgender(['joao','maria'])
>>> print(g)
name
JOAO M
MARIA F
Name: gender, dtype: object
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