Servus Gerald,

thanks for your factbook.json project. It is very useful.

I used your JSON data files to import them into a Mongo database. Then I used Apollo to set up a GraphQL API in front of it. Using the project chi-country-facts (https://github.com/tderflinger/chi-country-facts) you can query World Factbook data comfortably using GraphQL (there also exists a web GraphQL playground).
This enables easy data querying and extraction.

Another project of mine is Visual World Facts (https://visual-world-facts.pages.dev), where I try to visualize the World Factbook data in new ways. For example, I visualized the GDP by PPP of world countries with a treemap, which can lead to new insights.

Just thought you might want to know what people actually do with the data you parsed.

If you are curious about some details of the projects, just drop me a line. :)

Keep going doing the good work!
-Thomas

Hi Gerald! This is Opunk #66. I've been loving all the variations you've been doing. I've been looking on this site, but I don't know how to use it (I don't code), so I'm not sure how to make a version of 66 for some of them. Or, I don't know if the best way is to just blow up the image of all 100 and crop #66 out - although that doesn't seem like the best way.

Also, I LOVE the neon punks, and I was considering inscribing all 100 and launching them as a collection and sending to Opunk holders, but I would need an image file (small ideally) for all 100. Are you able to help me figure out how to produce a specific punk of one of the variations?

No rush on the reply - thank you for your time and all the awesome creative ideas!!

• #66

Was looking into scraping a few items from the subpages of http://factbook.github.io/ and turns links are broken

So far, I've found that the below 2 links return the 404 - page not found error message:
http://factbook.github.io/cc
http://factbook.github.io/sk

Cheers!