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A Python wrapper for the US Census API.

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I'm trying to figure out what each function does in order to use it. Some of the code seems to be written in Python 2 & 3 so trying to...

Hello, Is there docs available to use this API wrapper?

Does anyone know if you can pull data for code that end in .5 (example `B25088_0.5`)? It does not appear that you are able to pull data through the API...

## Summary Adjust the `Client.query` method to hande [coded values](https://www.census.gov/data/developers/data-sets/acs-1year/notes-on-acs-estimate-and-annotation-values.html), allowing the user to either: 1. Cast them to null 2. Raise an error Set option 1) as the default....

Dear datamade team, I found out that `c.acs5. state_county_subdivision` can only retrieve 2016 data as the latest year so I'm trying to retrieve data using `c.acs5.get` as I can get...

It appears that using `Census.ALL` instead of something of the form `{'for': 'state:*'}` does not work, even on the core example in the README: ``` >>> c.acs5.get('B01001_004E', Census.ALL) Traceback (most...

Some calls to `acs5.state_county_tract()` return the value `-666666666`. This seems like a semantically significant value, but I can't find documentation on what it means. For a reproducible example, this call...

Let's say I'm interested in exploring a topic I've never worked with before. Say, for example, Census data tracking languages spoken at home. In this use case, even if I...

To whom it may concern: I am trying to use census.acs5_state and census.acs5_state_place. They only worked well for the year 2009 and 2016, but not working for years from 2010...

I've just been trying an old script of mine which imports python-census: `from census.origin_destination_db import OriginDestinationDB` But now it fails: `ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'census.origin_destination_db'` Have you changed something here?