StatBridge
Python client for the StatBridge API — official statistics from ISTAT, Eurostat, OECD, and ECB in one unified interface.
Install
pip install statbridge
Quick start
from statbridge_sdk import StatBridge
sb = StatBridge("sb_live_xxxxxxxxxxxx")
# Search for topics
sb.search("unemployment")
# Get data
data = sb.get("unemployment_rate")
print(data["data"]) # list of records
print(data["citation"]) # proper source attribution
# Filter by dimension
data = sb.get("unemployment_rate", SESSO=2, CLASSE_ETA="Y15-24", year=2023)
# Get a pandas DataFrame instead
df = sb.get("gdp_growth", as_dataframe=True)
# Discover available filters
sb.dimensions("unemployment_rate")
# List all topics
sb.topics()
Environment variable
Instead of passing the key directly, set STATBRIDGE_API_KEY:
export STATBRIDGE_API_KEY="sb_live_xxxxxxxxxxxx"
sb = StatBridge() # picks up the env var
Optional dependencies
pip install "statbridge[pandas]" # enables as_dataframe=True
Available topics
25 topics across labour, economy, society, and energy — covering Italy (regional), EU, and OECD countries.
See the full list at statbridge.net/docs/datasets.
Links
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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