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Google ECE PyTrends Changelog

Semantic Versioning of the project to track demand for child care across the USA.

Unreleased

  • No future enhancements are planned. See the note in the README regarding the code's stability.

1.2

27 Jun 2025

1.1

19 May 2025

  • Open-source the code by removing requirements based on proprietary dependencies.

1.0

4 Oct 2024

  • Add ability to append & summarize custom dates' raw data in the datapulls.py.
  • Remove Top and Related Queries pulls in 2022 data pulls because of pytrends Issue #628
  • Add data resulting from 2022-2024 data pulls. This dataset is used in the publication for Cooper et al. (2025).

0.5

5 Jan 2024

  • Separates out the append and summarize workflows into two separate scripts that produce two separate output files in the output directory. This distinguishes the distinct workflows and nullifies multi-tab output summary XLSX files.
  • Adds a full_append_and_summary_run() function in the summarize script to create a full summary statistics Excel file from scratch.
  • Enhance and fix bugs in the 2024 paper data collection process.
  • Upgrade the virtual environment creation process.

0.4

8 Nov 2023

  • Add ability to mathematically summarize pulled data.
  • Adds a dma_id_name_converter() function to convert DMA ID ~ Name data.
  • Sort testing and extra files into the ./extras subdirectory.

0.3

14 Apr 2023

  • Update the pytrends python requirement to be >=4.9.2 to account for March 2023 Google updates that caused fails and subsequent pytrends patch. Fixes issue #5.

0.2

26 Oct 2022

  • Add script to systematically handle the storage of pulled trends data.
  • Add script to manage the access and use of Nielsen Designated Market Areas®.
  • Add .bat file to automatically run daily pulls of ECE GTrends data.
  • Add virtual python environment setup capabilities.

0.1

23 Sept 2022 - Initial Internal Release

  • Pull Google Trends data for Child Care.
  • Establish framework for mathematically calculating data's summary trends.