To work with the cli, you will need to install deno locally: https://deno.com/manual@v1.11.3/getting_started/installation
The entire dataset is stored in the folder dataset.
These are text files with the extension .dat containing a raw html page corresponding to the year and page number.
If necessary, you can use the already collected dataset containing all records from 2012 to 2023 (collected on the evening of 05.06.2023).
To do this, unpack the zip archive pre-fetched-dataset.tgz to the 'dataset` folder.
To start collecting the dataset, run the command specifying the --year parameter with the years you need (to update the check statuses, clear the dataset folder):
deno run --allow-read --allow-net --allow-write ./src/commands/fetch-dataset.ts --year 2023All generated .xlsx files are saved to the `output' folder.
If necessary, you can use pre-generated tables from the pre-generated-dataset.tgz archive (relevant on 05.06.2023).
To generate a table based on the collected dataset, run the command specifying the --year parameter with the year you need:
# Using local installed deno:
deno run --v8-flags=--max-old-space-size=4096 --allow-read --allow-write ./src/commands/write-xlsx.ts --year 2023The author has no affiliation with the government structures of the Russian Federation. This solution is designed to simplify the analysis of open data.