A parser for Web of Science XML data in Python.
The package can be installed from PyPI:
pip install wos_parser
The parser can read *.xml files included in the Web of Science XML dataset. Note: The dataset is distributed as a collection of zipped archives (one for each record year), which in turn contain zipped versions of the xml files. These need to be unpacked first before passing them to the parser.
from wos_parser import WosParser
xml_path = "dataset/2023_CORE/WR_2023_20230111080536_CORE_0001.xml"
wos_parser = WosParser()
records = wos_parser.parse_records(xml_path)
To view the documentation, you currently have to build it locally. To do that, follow these steps:
Clone the package repository.
Install additional dependencies:
pip install myst_parser pydata_sphinx_theme
Go to the project folder's subdirectory doc/.
Run make html.
Open the file doc/_build/html/index.html in a browser.
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A parser for Web of Science XML data in Python.
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