inquisitor

This Python module provides a python wrapper around the API of Econdb.com.

For a successful response, API users must provide an authentication. To obtain an authentication token, users can register at econdb.com.

Installation

Just type:

pip install inquisitor

You can also find Inquisitor on Github

Documentation

The documentation on installation, use and API description is found at econdb.com documentation page.

Usage example

import inquisitor
qb = inquisitor.Inquisitor()

### List sources
qb.sources()

### List datasets
qb.datasets(source='EU')

### Obtain series data
qb.series(dataset='EI_BSCO_M')

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