API Wrapper
Install package
- from PyPi: pip install apimapper
- from source: pip install -e .
Unit Testing
pytest
Usage
- See https://github.com/acdh-oeaw/apimapper/blob/develop/demo/APIMapper%20Demo.ipynb
- Multiple APIs (GND and VIAF) mapped to a common JSON schema
VIAF only returns VIAF ID - which is contructed into a url using a "rule"
from apimapper import APIMapper
from apimapper import config
GND_PERSON_MAP = {config.DIRECT: {'uri': 'id',
'label': 'label'}}
VIAF_PERSON_MAP = {config.RESULT: 'result',
config.FILTER: {'nametype': 'personal'},
config.DIRECT: {'label': 'displayForm'},
config.RULES: {'uri': {config.RULE: '"http://www.viaf.org/viaf/{p1}"',
config.FIELDS: {'p1': 'viafid'}}}}
GND_PERSON_SOURCE = {config.URL: 'https://lobid.org/gnd/search',
config.QUERY_FIELD: 'q',
config.PAYLOAD: {'format':'json:suggest',
'filter': 'type:Person'}}
VIAF_PERSON_SOURCE = {config.URL: 'http://www.viaf.org/viaf/AutoSuggest',
config.QUERY_FIELD: 'query'}
gnd = APIMapper(GND_PERSON_SOURCE, GND_PERSON_MAP)
viaf = APIMapper(VIAF_PERSON_SOURCE, VIAF_PERSON_MAP)
apis = [gnd, viaf]
results = []
for api in apis:
res = api.fetch_results('Pratchett')
results.extend(res)
print(results)
- Using mapping rules
Splitting the GND label field into meaningful subparts
from apimapper import APIMapper
from apimapper import config
GND_PERSON_SOURCE = {config.URL: 'https://lobid.org/gnd/search',
config.QUERY_FIELD: 'q',
config.PAYLOAD: {'format':'json:suggest',
'filter': 'type:Person'}}
GND_PERSON_MAP = {config.DIRECT: {'label': 'label',
'uri': 'id'},
config.RULES: {'source': {config.RULE: '"GND"'},
'label_name': {config.RULE: '"{p1}".split("|")[0].strip()',
config.FIELDS: {'p1': 'label'}},
'label_year': {config.RULE: '"{p1}".split("|")[1].strip() if "{p1}".split("|")[1].strip()[0].isnumeric() else ""',
config.FIELDS: {'p1': 'label'}},
'label_profession': {config.RULE: '"{p1}".split("|")[2].strip() if "{p1}".split("|")[1].strip()[0].isnumeric() else "{p1}".split("|")[1].strip()',
config.FIELDS: {'p1': 'label'}}}}
api = APIMapper(GND_PERSON_SOURCE, GND_PERSON_MAP)
res = api.fetch_results('Rosalind Franklin')
- More example usage in apimapper/demo
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