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I received feedback from a developer, @mgrabovsky, at a non-profit organization, Facts on Climate, which uses some of our data (and might benefit from using more!). I found it interesting, so I'm sharing it here (not sure where else to put it):
I followed the instructions from the ETL docs, which were the only instructions I could find.
After reading the snippet, I expected that running pip install owid would install the catalog. However, this package on PyPI is unmaintained.
It's not clear what the channel is and why I should care.
Fetching tables worked fine, but I had issues identifying the unique table. For instance, catalog.find("electricity_mix") returns two versions, and picking one with .iloc[] is dangerous because the order (or number of tables) is not guaranteed. I can't use catalog.find_one() because it complains about two tables.
It would be great if I could get countries in ISO format (2/3 letters). It's a bit hard to integrate this into our work without it.
Googling "owid API" returns an unmaintained repository here or ETL docs, neither of which help you find our API.
Otherwise looks good!
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I received feedback from a developer, @mgrabovsky, at a non-profit organization, Facts on Climate, which uses some of our data (and might benefit from using more!). I found it interesting, so I'm sharing it here (not sure where else to put it):
pip install owid
would install the catalog. However, this package on PyPI is unmaintained.catalog.find("electricity_mix")
returns two versions, and picking one with.iloc[]
is dangerous because the order (or number of tables) is not guaranteed. I can't usecatalog.find_one()
because it complains about two tables.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: