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python3 -m pip install pmc_xml
pmc_xml --help
# parse single
pmc_xml PMC6039336
# parse batch
pmc_xml PMC6039336,PMC6031859,PMC6031856
# parse multiple
pmc_xml PMC6039336 PMC6031859 PMC6031856
# save file
pmc_xml PMC6039336,PMC6031859,PMC6031856 -o out.jl
from pmc_xml import PMC_XML_Parser
pmc = PMC_XML_Parser()
for article in pmc.parse('PMC6039336,PMC6031859,PMC6031856'):
print(article) # Article<30003002>
print(article.data) # dict object
print(article.to_json(indent=2)) # json string
print(article.pmid, article.title, article.abstract) # by attribute
print(article['pmid'], article['title'], article['abstract']) # by key
FAQs
XML parser for PubMed Central (PMC) Database
We found that pmc-xml demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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