Hi there,
I'm working on a project where I need to use the BAN (Base Adresse Nationale) data provided by adresse.data.gouv.fr. Currently, I'm downloading the .ndjson.gz file for the Gard department (department 30) each time I start my Docker container.
Context:
- The
.ndjson.gz file is around 30MB, which is manageable.
- However, the full bundle (the complete
.zip file) is around 2GB and takes about 15 minutes to download each time, which is impractical for my use case.
- I'm working with Nîmes Métropole and trying to host the BAN data locally to avoid being blocked due to excessive requests.
Question:
- Is there a way to use the
.ndjson files directly without having to download the full bundle each time?
- Can I host the
.ndjson files locally and point my application to this local source?
- Are there any best practices or tools for efficiently managing and updating the
.ndjson files locally?
Additional Information:
- I'm using Docker and a Python/Node.js environment.
- I'm currently using
addok to process the data and create a searchable database.
Thank you for your help!
Hi there,
I'm working on a project where I need to use the BAN (Base Adresse Nationale) data provided by adresse.data.gouv.fr. Currently, I'm downloading the
.ndjson.gzfile for the Gard department (department 30) each time I start my Docker container.Context:
.ndjson.gzfile is around 30MB, which is manageable..zipfile) is around 2GB and takes about 15 minutes to download each time, which is impractical for my use case.Question:
.ndjsonfiles directly without having to download the full bundle each time?.ndjsonfiles locally and point my application to this local source?.ndjsonfiles locally?Additional Information:
addokto process the data and create a searchable database.Thank you for your help!