This python script calculates how many days you have lived in different places and plots them as a bar graph or pie chart. It can plot the data with varying spatial resolution. These can for example be; continent, country, state, region, city, street, address. These can be specified in the first row of the csv file. Check the files under ./examples for example data files.

The script require data in a csv format with labels as the first column. It also requires the start date in the first column and the end date in the second column and that each line has the same number of columns. The script also require the date format YYYY-MM-DD. The rest of the columns can have whatever labels you want and how many want, i.e the csv file can have any number of columns but a minimum of 3. The end date can also have the alternative form "present" in which the script is using the current date as end date.

The date format, the 'present' tag, as well as the column positions of the end and start date can easily be changed in config.py if necessary.

The output from the script can have the following appearance. These images are created with data from examples/example_data1.csv.

Pie chart with the percentage of days spent in the different cities.

Bar graph of the same data as above.

Bar graph showing the number of days instead of percentage.

These images are genererated with the examples/example_data2.csv file and illustrates grouping on different labels.

Pie chart showing the percentage of days living on three different continents

Pie chart showing the percentage of days living in 5 different countries

Pie chart showing the percentage of days living in 7 different cities

Install the dependencies with:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Example of how to run the script. For more info use argument -h:

python3 homeratio.py examples/example_data1.csv city