qri-python

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qri python client

Installation

pip install qri

Usage

import qri

# Add a dataset from cloud to your repository
$ qri.add("b5/world_bank_population")

Fetching from registry...

"Added b5/world_bank_population: ..."

# List datasets in your repository
$ qri.list()

[Dataset("b5/world_bank_population")]

# Get that single dataset as a variable
$ d = qri.get("b5/world_bank_population")

# Look at metadata description
$ d.meta.description

( 1 ) United Nations Population Division. World Population Prospects: 2017 Revision...

# Get the dataset body as a pandas DataFrame
$ d.body

. country_name country_code indicator_name ...

0 Afghanistan AFG Population, total ...

...

TODO: Save changes

Development

Clone this repository

git clone https://github.com/qri-io/qri-python

Navigate to the directory where you run jupyter from:

cd /path/where/jupyter/is/run

Symlink the cloned repository's source directory here:

ln -s /path/to/cloned/qri-python/qri .

NOTE: The clone command created the directory "qri-python", and inside is the source directory named "qri". Make sure to symlink the source directory, not just the repository root

This package should now be usable from within Jupyter Notebook