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This module provides a simple unofficial wrapper for working with the PRYCD APIs for real estate analysis.
To install, simply execute the following command in the command line:
pip install pyprycd
Once you have installed the module, you can now make API calls, however you will have to purchase API keys from PRYCD at (www.prycd.com) Pyrcd has two separate API keys for the pricing and comps API which must be purchased separately. When you initialize the constructor, you can set either of them, or set the keys later using one of the setter methods.
get_comps()
: Returns PRYCD comparables in a requested region.get_counties_in_state(<state>)
: Returns a list of counties in a state. Accepts either a state name or code.get_fips_code(<county>)
: Returns the FIPS code for a county. Note that you must spell out the full county name and state. IE: Maricopa County AZ
get_pricing()
: Returns PRYCD estimated values for a requested property. Supports all options for the PRYCD API.set_pricing_api_key(<api_key>)
: Sets or resets the pricing API key.set_comp_api_key(<api_key>)
Sets or resets the comp API key. Supports all options for the PRYCD API.from pyprycd import PyPrycd
PRICING_API_KEY = '1234'
COMPS_API_KEY = '5678'
# Initialize the PyPrycd Object
pyrcd = PyPrycd(pricing_api_key=PRICING_API_KEY, comp_api_key=COMPS_API_KEY)
# Get a FIPS code
fips = PyPrycd.get_fips_code('Autauga County AL')
# Get pricing data about a property
pricing_data = pyrcd.get_pricing()
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An unofficial Python Client for the PRYCD API for Real Estate Analysis.
We found that pyprycd demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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