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Issue 95 #112

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#95

@thatoldplatitude thatoldplatitude marked this pull request as ready for review December 12, 2023 22:53
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Looks good, thanks for the updates!

@thadk thadk merged commit 7555497 into codeforboston:main May 22, 2024
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AdamFinkle pushed a commit to AdamFinkle/home-energy-analysis-tool that referenced this pull request May 22, 2024
* Copy over function for reading csv.
Callout to get states and counties.
Merge state and county list. moved merge logic to counties method, dont care much for reusability right now I dont think.
Make class models' properties strings due to dumb leading 0s from geo api.

* Some house cleaning

* Clean imports. Change output file path & wrtie row to file(maybe. who knows if itll work)

* add requests to project

* Just use the existing file instead of dictwriter.

* Fix headers, add newlines to output. Test for state exists

* add tenp to the output. duuhhh

* add generated file. restructure scripts

* readme

* Cleanup

* remove request dep from toml.

* Add dep install in readme.

* Wrap in name is main test. Use globals all around instead of returning in some funcs & not others
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