Simple World Band Data api interface
This is a simple python interface for World Bank Data APIs. The goal of this project is to provide a user with the most basic interface, focused on the ease of use. For a more feature complete API helpers take a look at wbpy and wbdata.
Installation
For basic usage:
pip instal git+git://github.com/zidarsk8/simple_wbd.git
Usage
import simple_wbd
api = simple_wbd.ClimateAPI()
climate = api.get_instrumental("Italy")
climates = api.get_instrumental(["Italy", "Slovenia", "US"])
For development
Install
virtualenv --python=python3 venv3
venv3/bin/activate
git clone git://github.com/zidarsk8/simple_wbd.git
cd simple_wbd
pip install -e .[dev,test]
Run tests
python setup.py test
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