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This module contains parser for MARC XML
_ / OAI
_ format, with some highlevel
getters, which can retreive names of authors, or titles of books from MARC XML
/ OAI records.
.. _MARC XML: http://www.loc.gov/marc/marcxml.html .. _OAI: http://www.openarchives.org/OAI/oai_marc.xsd
Full module documentation and description can be found at Read the Docs:
- Fixed ability to query tags codes using indexing operator.
- Updated set of possible `i` characters.
- Fixed bug in the publication type parser.
- Implemented ``.get()`` method.
- Fixed typos in documentation.
- Added ``record_itrator()``.
- Added support for file-like objects.
- ISBN is now discriminated to valid and invalid. Added new method ``.get_invalid_ISBNs()``, ``.get_ISBNs()`` now returns just valid ISBNs.
- Fixed bugs in ``.get_binding()``.
- Added field ``URLu`` to output from ``.get_internal_urls()``.
- Added one more test.
- Fixed few typos in documentation.
- Added support for ISSN querying.
- Fixed bug in ``run_test.sh``.
- Fixed parsing of the place to reflect changes in RDA.
- Added more RDA fixes.
- Fixed bug in parsing of the dates.
- Fixed small bugs in code and documentation.
- Added more tests.
- First working version.
- Fully documented and tested.
- Project created.
FAQs
MARC XML / OAI parser, with few highlevel getters.
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