Re: py-reconciliation-service-api

Hi Daniel,

That's amazing! I opened a PR [1] to add it to our census list of 
reconciliation clients [2].

Thanks also for opening these issues about clarifications to the specs. 
I hope we can address them all in the next version of the specs. Feel 
free to join the community group (which you can do in a personal 
capacity) if you feel like it.

I would also be curious to know more about your use case: are you 
building an application on top of this library? Which reconciliation 
services are you primarily interested in using?

Best,

Antonin

[1] : https://github.com/reconciliation-api/census/pull/26

[2] : https://reconciliation-api.github.io/census/clients/

On 12/01/2024 06:25, Daniel Erenrich wrote:
> Just a small announcement that I've put together a new python library 
> wrapping the 0.2 version of the spec.
>
> You can find the library on github 
> <https://github.com/derenrich/py-reconciliation-service-api>/ pypi 
> <https://pypi.org/project/py-reconciliation-service-api/>. 
> Contributions welcome!
>
> I did find a few issues in the spec/common implementations when 
> writing this. For example the geonames 
> <https://fornpunkt.se/apis/reconciliation/geonames> implementation 
> returns identifiers as numbers instead of strings (as the spec 
> requires). And the encyclopedia of life 
> <https://eol.org/api/reconciliation> API seems to ignore the limit 
> query (it's not totally clear from the spec if ignoring the limit 
> param is compliant).
>
> Hope this is helpful to someone,
> Daniel
>