pysdmx is a pragmatic and opinionated library written in Python. It focuses on simplicity, providing a subset of SDMX functionalities without requiring advanced knowledge of SDMX.
pysdmx is a pragmatic and opinionated SDMX library written in Python. It focuses on simplicity, providing a subset of SDMX functionalities without requiring advanced knowledge of SDMX. pysdmx is developed as part of the sdmx.io project under the BIS Open Tech initiative.
pysdmx aspires to be a versatile SDMX toolbox for Python, covering various use cases. Here are some highlights:
pysdmx offers Python classes representing a simplified subset of the SDMX information model, enabling a domain-driven development of SDMX processes in Python. The model classes support serialization in formats like JSON, YAML, or MessagePack. This functionality relies on the msgspec library.
SDMX metadata are very useful for documenting statistical processes. For example, we can define the structure we expect for a data collection process and share it with the organizations providing data so that they know what to send. However, metadata can do so much more than that, i.e. they can be “active” and drive various types of statistical processes, such as generating the filesystem layout, creating the physical data model, validating data, mapping data or and configuring processes. To drive such processes, pysdmx supports retrieving metadata from an SDMX Registry or any service compliant with the SDMX-REST 2.0.0 API.
This functionality is under development. Once ready, pysdmx will allow:
For more infornation, please refer to the pysdmx project pages on GitHub: (external link)
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