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countrypppdata

v1.0.3

Published

A script to fetch the Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) data from the World Bank API.

Readme

CountryPPPData

This is a script to fetch the the Price Factor data of various countries from the World Bank API. This data is to be interpreted as:

If a product is sold in the US for X USD, taking the regional economy into consideration, for a fair price, the same product must be sold in another country for (X x Price Factor) USD.

Read more on the Wikipedia Purchasing Power Parity page.

This does not have a git repository but the source code can be found on my GitHub Gist. There is a slight chance that this may be out of sync though.

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Documentation

  1. Install npm install countrypppdata

  2. Import const fetchCountryData = require("countrypppdata");

  3. Use

    const pppDataset = await fetchCountryData();
    pppDataset.map(({ countryCode, countryName, priceFactor }) => {
      //Your logic here
    });