Python bindings to CrunchBase

pycrunchbase v0.3.0 has support for CrunchBase API version 3, but things are still flaky, so any kind of bug reports is greatly appreciated, for detail see notes below.

Initialize the API using your API Key, will throw ValueError if missing

cb = CrunchBase(API_KEY)

Look up an organization by name

github = cb.organization('github')

The response contains snippets of data regarding relationships that the organization has, an example is the funding_rounds

funding_rounds_summary = github.funding_rounds

All relationships are paged, and only 8 is returned initially to get more data do this, it handles paging for you and returns a False-y value if there are no more pages

more_funding_rounds = cb.more(funding_rounds_summary)

Data in relations are just summaries, and you probably want more details For example funding_rounds returns 5 values: type, name, path created_at, updated_at.

If you actually want to know who invested, you have to get to make more API calls.

First get the uuid of the round

round_uuid = funding_rounds_summary[0].uuid

Then use the CrunchBase API to make that call

round = cb.funding_round(round_uuid)

Again, investments is a relationship on a FundingRound, so we can get the first item in that relationship

an_investor = round.investments[0]  # a InvestorInvestmentPageItem

And printing that gives us the name of the investor, and the amount invested in USD

print(str(an_investor))  # prints: Investor Name $100000

pip install pycrunchbase

https://pycrunchbase.readthedocs.org/

To run the all tests run:

tox

Contributions are always welcome!

Use GitHub issues to report a bug or send feedback.

The best way to send feedback is to file an issue at https://github.com/ngzhian/pycrunchbase/issues.

Thanks to these contributors:

• dustinfarris

1. Support all (or almost all) of CrunchBase's API functionalities
2. Speedy updates when CrunchBase's API changes
3. 'Pythonic' bindings, user doesn't feel like we're requesting URLs

In version 3, CrunchBase changed the names of some endpoints, e.g person -> people, and they have gone with the plural form of all entities. pycrunchbase does not adhere strictly to that. For example, there is still a person method, but a people method is also provided so that it remains backwards compatible and also supports methods that matches the name of the entity.

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