Pyrlamento
Government information wrapper
This library is an interface between your program and the various legal systems. It is still very very bare (only works with the portuguese Diário da República), yet its aim is to work seamlessly with other systems as needed.
Ideally you’d specify the country and what you want, and you’d have it.
This should eventually be able to retrieve
Laws
Public legal documents
Profiles of politicians
Other information within the public interest.
Supported countries
Portugal (Laws and document URLs only)
Usage
from pyrlamento import Pyrlamento
from datetime import date
pyrlamento = Pyrlamento('countries.portugal')
publications = pyrlamento.publicationsdDate(2019, 1, 1), date(2019, 2, 1))
diploma = pyrlamento.diploma(1234567890)
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