google-scholar-scraper
Version 0.2 works with Python3.
Installation
$ pip install google-scholar-scraperCommand-line usage
$ gsscraper "neeman grothendieck duality"will return the first result from Google Scholar matching this query, in XML format.
$ gsscraper "neeman grothendieck duality" -n 5will return the five results from Google Scholar matching this query. (Max is 10 results.)
Library usage
import gsscraper
query = "neeman grothendieck duality"
gsscraper.get_result(query) # (a)
gsscraper.get_results(query, 5) # (b)
gsscraper.get_result_as_xml(query) # (c)Here,
will return a Python dict with keys “title”, “author”, etc.;
will return a list of such Python dicts;
will return a list of strings in XML format.
License
GPL
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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