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parliament-data-scraper
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A parliament member information scraper. Scrapes member details, parties and constituencies.
Scrapes MPs details, Constituencies, Parties, Government Roles & Groups into a useful json format.
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Install the package using npm install parliament-data-scraper --save then use it:
const scraper = require('parliament-data-scraper');
(async () => {
await scraper.scrapeAllParliamentData(__dirname + '/data/');
})();
this will create the following files in the data/ directory in the project root
uk-parliament/commons/mps-details.json
uk-parliament/commons/mps.json
uk-parliament/commons/parties.json
uk-parliament/commons/constituencies.json
scottish-parliament/msps-details.json
scottish-parliament/msps.json
scottish-parliament/parties.json
scottish-parliament/constituencies.json
scottish-parliament/government-roles.json
scottish-parliament/cross-party-groups.json
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A parliament member information scraper. Scrapes member details, parties and constituencies.
The npm package parliament-data-scraper receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, parliament-data-scraper popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that parliament-data-scraper demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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