cid

Chinese Identity Parser

提取身份证号码中的生日、性别、办证区域, 校验身份证号码格式是否正确

Install

pip install cid

Usage

In [1]: from cid import IdParser

In [2]: ip = IdParser()

In [3]: ip.parse('360730198601011111')
Out[3]:
{'birthday': '1986-01-01',
 'gender': '男',
 'region': {'city': '赣州市', 'district': '宁都县', 'province': '江西省'}}

# 校验身份证号码格式是否正确

In [4]: ip.is_valid_cid('360730198601011111')
Out[4]: False


In [5]: ip.extract_gender('360730198601011111')
Out[5]: '男'

In [6]: ip.extract_birthday('360730198601011111')
Out[6]: '1986-01-01'

In [7]: ip.extract_region('360730198601011111')
Out[7]: {'city': '赣州市', 'district': '宁都县', 'province': '江西省'}

# 除了提取发证地，需要实例化 IdParser 外, 其他方法可直接使用

In [8]: from cid import (is_valid_cid, extract_gender, extract_birthday)

Changelog

0.1.3 - Dec 19, 2017

update data.csv

0.1.2 - Dec 19, 2017

update data.csv

0.1.1 - Apr 5, 2016

update data.csv

0.1 - Apr 1, 2016

first version

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