v0.2.0 – Defaulting to ISCO and added reverse lookup

Minor update to reflect change to ISCO scheme as default, and added reverse lookup for finding ISCO title from given code (facilitating easier output checks).

Features

• Added functionality to retrieve matched titles as well as codes.
  • Required rebuilding ISCO JSON from XLSX file: edits to build_dict.py to accomodate.
  • Added utility check_dict.py that can compare key difference between old and new JSONS (development functionality only, not in package).
• Set ISCO to be default coding scheme throughout.
• Revised CONTRIBUTING.
• Revised README.

Fixes

• closes #14
• closes #9
• closes #17

v0.1.0 – First formal release of occupationcoder-international

This is the first formal release of occupationcoder-international (v0.1.0).

Features

• #12: Moved repository to be presented as a formal package: now installable as a Python package as a regular user, directly from the Github repository; or in developer mode by directly cloning the repository.
• As part of above, main module now renamed oc3i for convenience.

Fixes

• Fixed issue when coding dataframes with missing values in some columns: #16 .
• Minor fixes of JSONs versions of ISCO scheme: missing exact titles and code issues: #5 and #10

Notes

• Users are encouraged to review README.md in full to familiarise with new way of installing and using the codebase.