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A Python package to extract World's Richest People (Based on Forbes Rankings)
### Dependencies
+ requests
## Installation Instruction
- Chef-CLI is available as a python package.
- Open terminal and run ```pip install richest```
- This installs the CLI app.
- Now run richest --help to know the available commands
- Enjoy !!
### Example
**To extract Top 20 Richest People**
```
richest --current
```
**To extract Top 20 Youngest Richest People**
```
richest --youngest
```
**Complete option list**
```
richest -h
usage: richest [-h] [--current] [--youngest] [--oldest] [--male] [--female]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--current Get richest people currently
--youngest Get youngest richest people
--oldest Get oldest richest people
--male Get richest males
--female Get richest females
```
## Feedback
Feel free to send feedback on [Email](mailto:mohitfeuhrer@gmail.com) or [file an issue](https://github.com/mkfeuhrer/richest/issues).
## Contributors
- [Mohit Khare](https://github.com/mkfeuhrer)
## Contribute
- Feel free to report issues and bugs.It will be helpful for future launches of application.
- All Suggestions are welcome.
- Fork repository and Contribute.
## Acknowledgment
Thanks to awesome api - https://forbes400.herokuapp.com/
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