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cartridges

v1.1.0

Published

Open source dataset of all known ammunition cartridges.

Downloads

2

Readme

pipeline status

Open Source Cartridge Dataset

A community-maintained dataset of ammunition cartridge information for use by developers, engineers, data scientists, and anyone who might find it useful.

Status

This project is a work-in-progress. To date, only the names of SAAMI cartridges are listed in the dataset.

Contributions are very welcome, and encouraged!

Installation

NodeJS

npm install cartridges

Python

Coming soon

Usage

NodeJS

const cartridges = require('cartridges');

console.log('Rimfire cartridge names:', cartridges.names.rimfire);
console.log('Cartridge details:', cartridges.rimfire.saami['22 Long']);

Python

Coming soon

Overview

Categories

Cartridges have a lot of variation, which presents some challenges for accurate and maintainable categorization. For the sake of simplicity, we use the following as top-level categories:

  • Pistol
  • Rifle
  • Rimfire
  • Shotshell

They aren't perfect, but most cartridges should be immediately recognizable as one of these. We've gotta start somewhere.

Structure

For each category above, there is a section within the top-level cartridges.json file listing cartridge names, as well as a directory containing separate JSON files for cartridges defined by each standardization body (e.g. saami.json). These separate JSON files will contain relevant information about the cartridges, according to the format below.

Format

Work In Progress

The following template should be used when adding a cartridge to the dataset. This template may evolve over time and backward-compatibility should be maintained to the best of our abilities. Language-specific packages based off of this dataset should use semantic versioning to ensure that format changes don't break userspace.

Units of measure

Cartridges are often defined in both the Metric and Imperial units of measure. In order to provide maximum flexibility, both units must be provided in the specification file.

{
  "name": "<official cartridge name>",
  "names": [
    "<other names for this cartridge>"
  ],
  "diameter_mm": "<bullet diameter in millimeters>",
  "diameter_in": "<bullet diameter in inches>",
  "specs": {
    "coal_mm": "<cartridge overall length in millimeters>",
    "coal_in": "<cartridge overall length in inches>",
    "bullet": {},
    "case": {},
    "primer": {}
  },
  "standard": "<name of body/org who maintains the spec (e.g.: SAAMI, NATO, CIP, proprietary)>",
  "references": [
    "<urls to the sources of the information provided here>"
  ]
}

References