TX Dallas Criminal Case Parser
Project description
TX Dallas County Felony and Misdemeanor Courts Parser
This is a Python package for parsing HTML pages retrieved from the Texas Dallas County Felony and Misdemeanor Courts Case Information. Since the county website strictly monitors server activity, this package is meant to be used only after the user has collected HTML files for their use. Put differently, I will not be sharing any code that can be used to collect these raw HTML files.
Output
The dallasparser
package will generate a maximum of 15 .xlsx
files for each data
table found from the county website:
Table Name | Output |
---|---|
Appeals | appeals.xlsx |
Bonds | bonds.xlsx |
Bond COMMENTS | bond_comments.xlsx |
Charges | charges.xlsx |
Competency Data | competency_data.xlsx |
Dispositions | dispositions.xlsx |
General Comments | general_comments.xlsx |
General Comments WS Date | general_comments_ws_date.xlsx |
Judicial Information | judicial_information.xlsx |
Motions | motions.xlsx |
Names | names.xlsx |
Payments | payments.xlsx |
Probation Revocation | probation_revocation.xlsx |
Reduced/Enhanced Charges | reduced_enhanced_charges.xlsx |
Sets and Passes | sets_and_passes.xlsx |
Installation
Source
$ git clone https://github.com/jaycatsby/tx_dallas_court_parser.git
$ cd tx_dallas_court_parser
$ python setup.py install
PyPI
$ pip install dallasparser
Usage
A. CLI
$ dallasparser [-h] [-i INPUT] [-o OUTPUT]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-i INPUT, --input INPUT
absolute path of HTML folder
-o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT
absolute path of XLSX output files
B. Module
from dallasparser.parser import TXDallasParser
parser = TXDallasParser(html_path, xlsx_path)
parser.run()
Contributions
Have an idea to make it better? Go ahead! I will be happy to see a pull request from you! :blush:
While creating a PR, please update the Contributor(s) section below as well.
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