Django-Francedata

Provides a database structure, API and import scripts to manage French communes, intercommunalités, départements and régions, with their structure and data from Insee and the DGCL.

This app was created as a part of Open Collectivités.

This repository is now inactive and kept as an archive.

Unaccent extension

If the PostgreSQL user specified in the Django settings is not a superuser, connect to the postgres user and create the Unaccent extension manually:

psql
\c <dbname>
"CREATE EXTENSION  IF NOT EXISTS unaccent;"

Quickstart

1. Add "francedata" to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this:

   INSTALLED_APPS = [
       ...
       "django_json_widget",
       "simple_history",
       "francedata",
   ]
   

2. Run python manage.py migrate to create the francedata models.

3. Run the two initialization commands to get the communes, EPCIs, départements and régions structure:

   python manage.py cog_import
   python manage.py banatic_import
   

4. Visit http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin/ to see the data.

Commands

cog_import:

• goal: load the following data from the Code officiel géographique (COG): list of regions, departements and communes, with how they are linked and: * insee and siren ids for the regions/departements * insee for the communes
• parameters: * --level: partial import of only the specified level (the script expects the higher ones to already be installed) Allowed values: regions, departements, communes * --years: import the specified year (min: 2019), by default it imports the latest available one in https://www.data.gouv.fr/fr/datasets/code-officiel-geographique-cog/

banatic_import:

• goal: load the following data from the Banatic: * siren ids and population data for the communes * insee for the communes
• The script expects that cog_import was already run and that the communes level is passed before the epci level.
• parameters: * --level: partial import of only the specified level. Allowed values: communes, epci * --years: import the specified year (min: 2019 for the communes level (data is taken from the file Table de correspondance code SIREN / Code Insee des communes from https://www.banatic.interieur.gouv.fr/V5/fichiers-en-telechargement/fichiers-telech.php ), by default it imports the latest available one)
• warning: The epci level only works for the current year (data is taken from https://www.data.gouv.fr/fr/datasets/base-nationale-sur-les-intercommunalites/ )