Data sources

sdmx-dl supports any SDMX 2.1 RESTful web service as well as a few variants.

sdmx-dl is bundled with the following pre-configured 39 web services:

Source	Status	Uptime
`ABS` Australian Bureau of Statistics
`BBK` Deutsche Bundesbank
`BIS` Bank for International Settlements
`CAMSTAT` National Institute of Statistics of Cambodia
`ECB` European Central Bank
`EC_DG_COMP` European Commission - Directorate General for Competition
`EC_DG_ECFIN` European Commission - Directorate-General for Economic and Financial Affairs
`EC_DG_EMPL` European Commission - Directorate General for Employment, Social Affairs and inclusion
`EC_DG_GROW` European Commission - Directorate General for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs
`EC_DG_TAXUD` European Commission - Directorate-General for Taxation and Customs Union
`ESCAP` Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific
`ESTAT` Eurostat
`ESTAT_COMEXT` Eurostat - International trade in goods statistics (ITGS)
`ILO` International Labour Organization
`IMF` International Monetary Fund
`IMF_SDMX_CENTRAL` International Monetary Fund (SDMX Central)
`INE` National Statistics Institute of Spain
`INEGI` National Institute of Statistics, Geography and Informatics
`INSEE` National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies
`ISTAT` Italian National Institute of Statistics
`NB` Norges Bank
`NBB` National Bank of Belgium
`OECD` The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
`SGR` SDMX Global Registry
`SIMEL` El Salvador Labor Market Information System
`SPC` Pacific Data Hub
`SSSU` State Statistics Service of Ukraine
`STATCAN` Statistics Canada
`STATCAN_CCEI` Canadian Center of Energy Information
`STATCAN_CENSUS` Canadian Census of Population
`STATCAN_HFED` Canadian high frequency electricity data
`STATEC` National Institute of statistics and economic studies of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
`SWISS_STAT` Swiss - Federal Statistical Office
`UIS` Unesco Institute for Statistics
`UKDS` UK Data Service
`UNDATA` Data access system to UN databases
`UNICEF` UN International Children's Emergency Fund
`WB` World Bank
`WITS` World Integrated Trade Solution

Try it out with a mock data source

The sources listed above are enabled by default, but sdmx-dl also ships a mock data source that is disabled by default and therefore not listed: it produces clearly-labeled, obviously fictional data — safe to explore without confusing it with real statistics, and handy for demos or for testing your own tooling against sdmx-dl.

Enable it with the enableMockDriver execution property, then list its built-in presets:

sdmx-dl list sources -DenableMockDriver=true

Available presets:

Preset	Purpose
`MOCK_SMALL`	Small, credible-looking demo dataset (GDP, unemployment, CPI, FX)
`MOCK_LARGE`	Larger dataset for performance/stress testing
`MOCK_EDGE`	Edge-case data (missing observations, provisional flags, …)
`MOCK_QUIRKS_SLOW`	Simulates slow-but-successful responses
`MOCK_QUIRKS_TIMEOUT`	Simulates requests that never complete
`MOCK_QUIRKS_ERRORS`	Simulates intermittent failures
`MOCK_QUIRKS_RATE_LIMIT`	Simulates rate-limiting behavior
`MOCK_QUIRKS_MALFORMED`	Simulates semantically broken payloads

Every series returned by the mock source carries a MOCK=true metadata entry so it can be detected programmatically.