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Convert to datapackage #144
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Most users just use the single compiled CSV for their country, which is easy to maintain by just downloading the latest version. Perhaps a third-party data package could be maintained? |
You mean one per country? Or still one with all countries, but just the CSVs and metadata? |
For example, I only use this file: https://github.com/opencivicdata/ocd-division-ids/blob/master/identifiers/country-ca.csv I don't use the individual files in https://github.com/opencivicdata/ocd-division-ids/tree/master/identifiers/country-ca |
Ah gotcha. I'll admit that one thing I really liked about the datapackage philosophy was that it seemed to encourage the co-location of the data and the scripts from which the data is massaged/derived. Any preference on that yourself, or are you just as happy to have the data live on its own in a datapackage repo? |
Isn't this repo already in a situation where the scripts and data are collocated? (They are in the same repo.) |
Def. The original ask was whether it would be worthwhile to add a datapackage.json describing the data :) But I suppose until this data is in a CKAN portal somewhere, having that metadata isn't much value-add for the effort. So I'll just close until such a time. Sorry for the noise on this one |
Would this be a sensible thing to do? Seems like this fits the normal format of scripts + data. Would a PR for this be accepted?
Seems like it might be worth the exercise, as a repo with some many data files would probably bring up pain points in the datapackage toolset worth addressing.
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