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textminer
helps you text mine through Crossref's TDM (Text & Data Mining) services:
For changes see the CHANGELOG
Textiner.search
- search by DOI, query string, filters, etc. to get Crossref metadata, which you can use downstream to get full text links. This method essentially wraps Serrano.works()
, but only a subset of params - this interface may change depending on feedback.Textiner.fetch
- Fetch full text given a url, supports Crossref's Text and Data Mining serviceTextiner.extract
- Extract text from a pdfgem install textminer
git clone git@github.com:sckott/textminer.git
cd textminer
rake install
Search by DOI
require 'textminer'
# link to full text available
Textminer.search(doi: '10.7554/elife.06430')
# no link to full text available
Textminer.search(doi: "10.1371/journal.pone.0000308")
Many DOIs at once
require 'serrano'
dois = Serrano.random_dois(sample: 6)
Textminer.search(doi: dois)
Search with filters
Textminer.search(filter: {has_full_text: true})
The object returned form Textminer.search
is a class, which has methods for pulling out all links, xml only, pdf only, or plain text only
x = Textminer.search(filter: {has_full_text: true})
x.links_xml
x.links_pdf
x.links_plain
Textminer.fetch()
gets full text based on URL input. We determine how to pull down and parse the content based on content type.
# get some metadata
res = Textminer.search(member: 2258, filter: {has_full_text: true});
# get links
links = res.links_xml(true);
# Get full text for an article
res = Textminer.fetch(url: links[0]);
# url
res.url
# file path
res.path
# content type
res.type
# parse content
res.parse
Textminer.extract()
extracts text from a pdf, given a path for a pdf
res = Textminer.search(member: 2258, filter: {has_full_text: true});
links = res.links_pdf(true);
res = Textminer.fetch(url: links[0]);
Textminer.extract(res.path)
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We found that textminer 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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