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# Data Bridges Utils

This Python module provides utilities for working with the WFP Data Bridges API. It allows you to fetch various datasets from the API, including household survey data, GORP (Global Operational Response Plan) data, market prices, exchange rates, and food security data (IPC equivalent).

## Installation

You can install the `data_bridges_utils` package using `pip` and the Git repository URL:

```
pip install git+https://github.com/WFP-VAM/DataBridgesUtils.git@dev
```

### STATA users

To use the `data_bridges_utils` package with STATA, you'll need to have STATA 18+ installed and added to your system's PATH. Additionally, you'll need to install the optional dependencies for STATA.

```pip install data-bridges-utils-STATA```

## Usage

### Python

```python
from data_bridges_utils import DataBridgesShapes

CONFIG_PATH = "data_bridges_api_config.yaml"

client = DataBridgesShapes(CONFIG_PATH)

# Get household data for survey id
survey_data = client.get_household_survey(survey_id=3329, access_type='full')
print(survey_data.head())

```
### STATA
```
from data_bridges_utils import DataBridgesShapes, load_stata

CONFIG_PATH = r"data_bridges_api_config.yaml"

# Initialize DataBridges client with credentials from YAML file
client = DataBridgesShapes(CONFIG_PATH)

# Get household data for survey id
survey_data = client.get_household_survey(survey_id=3329, access_type='full')

# Load into STATA dataframe
ds = load_stata(survey_data)
```

### R
Instructions for using the data_bridges_utils package with R are coming soon.

Make sure to replace data_bridges_api_config.yaml with the path to your API configuration file containing your API key, secret, and other settings.

## Configuration
1. Rename the ```data_bridges_api_config_sample.yaml``` into ```data_bridges_api_config.yaml```.
2. Replace your_api_key and your_api_secret with your actual API key and secret from the Data Bridges API. Update the SCOPES list with the required scopes for your use case.
3. (For WFP users) Credentials and scopes for DataBridges API can be requested by opening a ticket with the [TEC Digital Core team](https://dev.azure.com/worldfoodprogramme/Digital%20Core/_workitems). See [documentation](https://docs.api.wfp.org/consumers/index.html#application-accounts)

## Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request if you have any improvements or bug fixes.

## License
This project is licensed under the AGPL 3.0 License.
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# Roadmap for DataBridgesUtils

This document outlines the planned features and improvements for the `DataBridgesUtils` package, which provides a wrapper for the WFP Data Bridges API.

## Upcoming Release: 1.0.0 (DEV)

### Wrapper Endpoints

The following endpoints will be added or improved in the upcoming release:

- [X] Exchange rates
- [X] Food security (IPC)
- [X] GORP (Global Operational Response Plan)
- [X] Market prices
- [X] Surveys
- [X] XSL Forms

### Examples and Documentation

- [X] Provide an example file in Python demonstrating the usage of available endpoints
- [X] Provide an example file in STATA demonstrating the usage of available endpoints
- [ ] Test
- [ ] Provide an example file in R demonstrating the usage of available endpoints
- [ ] Test
- [X] Update the README file with Python usage examples
- [X] Add documentation for STATA users in the README file

### Repository Setup

- [X] Create a GitHub repository for the `DataBridgesUtils` package
- [X] Configure optional dependencies in the project files
- [X] Set up the package installation process

## Improvements (1.1.0)

## Bug fixing
- [ ] DPO change for GORP
- [ ] DPO change for XLSForm
- [ ] Fix optional dependencies for STATA

## Wrapper points
- [ ] Economic data
- [ ] Commodities
- [ ] Commodity units
- [ ] Markets
- [ ] RPME (Resource Planning and Monitoring Environment)

## Future Releases (2.0.0)

- Improve error handling and logging
- Add unit tests and integration tests
- Enhance documentation and provide more usage examples
- Optimize performance and improve code efficiency
- Implement additional features based on user feedback and requirements

Please note that this roadmap is subject to change, and the priorities may be adjusted based on the project's needs and available resources.
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# encoding: utf-8

"""
Wrapper for DataBridges client, making it easier to load data in Python, R and STATA.
Wrapper for DataBridges client.
"""

from .get_data import DataBridgesShapes
from .load_stata import load_stata
from .labels import get_column_labels, get_value_labels, map_value_labels

__all__ = ['DataBridgesShapes', 'load_stata']
__all__ = ['DataBridgesShapes', 'labels']
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