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Python implementation of the NewsML-G2 standard (https://iptc.org/standards/newsml-g2/)
NewsML-G2 is an open standard created by the International Press Telecommunications Council to share news content. See http://www.newsml-g2.org/
This module is a part-implementation of the standard in Python. Currently it reads itemMeta and contentMeta blocks, catalogs and metadata objects from NewsML-G2 XML files and outputs Python objects.
Currently built for Python 3 only - please let us know if you require Python 2 support.
Installing from PyPI:
pip install newsmlg2
Example:
import NewsMLG2
# load NewsML-G2 from a file and print the parsed version
g2doc = NewsMLG2.NewsMLG2Document(filename="test-newsmlg2-file.xml")
print(g2doc.get_item())
# load NewsML-G2 from a string
g2doc = NewsMLG2.NewsMLG2Document(
b"""<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<newsItem
xmlns="http://iptc.org/std/nar/2006-10-01/"
guid="simplest-test"
standard="NewsML-G2"
standardversion="2.34"
conformance="power"
version="1"
xml:lang="en-GB">
<catalogRef href="http://www.iptc.org/std/catalog/catalog.IPTC-G2-Standards_38.xml" />
<itemMeta>
<itemClass qcode="ninat:text" />
<provider qcode="nprov:IPTC" />
<versionCreated>2020-06-22T12:00:00+03:00</versionCreated>
</itemMeta>
<contentSet>
<inlineXML contenttype="application/nitf+xml">
</inlineXML>
</contentSet>
</newsItem>
""")
# get the newsItem from the parsed object
newsitem = g2doc.getNewsItem()
# test various elements and attributes using our shortcut dot syntax
assert newsitem.guid == 'simplest-test'
assert newsitem.standard == 'NewsML-G2'
assert newsitem.standardversion == '2.34'
assert newsitem.conformance == 'power'
itemmeta = newsitem.itemmeta
# you can choose whether to use qcodes or URIs, we do the conversion for you
# using the catalog declared in the NewsML-G2 file
assert itemmeta.itemclass.qcode == 'ninat:text'
assert NewsMLG2.qcode_to_uri(itemmeta.itemclass.qcode) == 'http://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/ninature/text'
assert itemmeta.provider.qcode == 'nprov:IPTC'
assert NewsMLG2.qcode_to_uri(itemmeta.provider.qcode) == 'http://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/newsprovider/IPTC'
# Elements that contain a simple text string can be read with str(class)
assert str(itemmeta.versioncreated) == '2020-06-22T12:00:00+03:00'
etc...
There are a few points to note when creating NewsML-G2 directly in Python code (as opposed to parsing a string containing XML).
Example:
g2doc = NewsMLG2.NewsMLG2Document()
newsitem = NewsMLG2.NewsItem()
newsitem.guid = 'test-guid'
newsitem.xml_lang = 'en-GB'
itemmeta = NewsMLG2.ItemMeta()
itemmeta.itemclass.qcode = "ninat:text"
itemmeta.provider.qcode = "nprov:IPTC"
itemmeta.versioncreated = "2020-06-22T12:00:00+03:00"
newsitem.itemmeta = itemmeta
contentmeta = NewsMLG2.NewsItemContentMeta()
contentmeta.contentcreated = '2008-11-05T19:04:00-08:00'
located = NewsMLG2.Located()
located.type = 'cptype:city'
located.qcode = 'city:345678'
located.name = 'Berlin'
contentmeta.located = located
located = NewsMLG2.Located()
located.type = 'cptype:city'
located.qcode = 'city:345678'
located.name = 'Berlin'
contentmeta.located = located
digsrctype = NewsMLG2.DigitalSourceType()
digsrctype.uri = 'http://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/digitalsourcetype/trainedAlgorithmicMedia'
contentmeta.digitalsourcetype = digsrctype
broader1 = NewsMLG2.Broader()
broader1.type = 'cptype:statprov'
broader1.qcode = 'state:2365'
broader1.name = 'Berlin'
broader2 = NewsMLG2.Broader()
broader2.type = 'cptype:country'
broader2.qcode = 'iso3166-1a2:DE'
broader2.name = 'Germany'
contentmeta.located.broader = [broader1, broader2]
creator = NewsMLG2.Creator()
creator.qcode = 'codesource:DEZDF'
creator.name = 'Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen'
# This implements
# contentmeta.creator.organisationdetails.location.name = 'MAINZ'
# we have to make each item separately.
orgdetails = NewsMLG2.OrganisationDetails()
orglocation = NewsMLG2.OrganisationLocation()
orglocation.name = 'MAINZ'
orgdetails.location = orglocation
creator.organisationdetails = orgdetails
contentmeta.creator = creator
newsitem.contentmeta = contentmeta
g2doc.set_item(newsitem)
output_newsitem = g2doc.get_item()
assert newsitem.guid == 'test-guid'
assert newsitem.standard == 'NewsML-G2'
assert newsitem.standardversion == '2.34'
assert newsitem.conformance == 'power'
assert newsitem.version == '1'
assert newsitem.xml_lang == 'en-GB'
output_xml = g2doc.to_xml()
assert output_xml == (
"<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>\n"
'<newsItem xmlns="http://iptc.org/std/nar/2006-10-01/" xmlns:nitf="http://iptc.org/std/NITF/2006-10-18/" xml:lang="en-GB" standard="NewsML-G2" standardversion="2.34" conformance="power" guid="test-guid" version="1">\n'
' <itemMeta>\n'
' <itemClass qcode="ninat:text"/>\n'
' <provider qcode="nprov:IPTC"/>\n'
' <versionCreated>2020-06-22T12:00:00+03:00</versionCreated>\n'
' </itemMeta>\n'
'</newsItem>\n')
A unit test library is included.
Run it with:
pytest
Test coverage can be measured with the coverage.py
package:
pip install coverage
coverage run --source NewsMLG2 -m pytest
coverage report
uri_to_qcode()
and qcode_to_uri()
FAQs
Python implementation of the NewsML-G2 standard (https://iptc.org/standards/newsml-g2/)
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