BoardDocs Loader
pip install llama-index-readers-boarddocs
This loader retrieves an agenda and associated material from a BoardDocs site.
This loader is not endorsed by, developed by, supported by, or in any way formally affiliated with Diligent Corporation.
Usage
To use this loader, you'll need to specify which BoardDocs site you want to load, as well as the committee on the site you want to scrape.
from llama_index.readers.boarddocs import BoardDocsReader
# For a site URL https://go.boarddocs.com/ca/redwood/Board.nsf/Public
# your site should be set to 'ca/redwood'
# You'll also need to specify which committee on the site you want to index,
# in this case A4EP6J588C05 is the Board of Trustees meeting.
loader = BoardDocsReader(site="ca/redwood", committee_id="A4EP6J588C05")
# You can optionally specify to load a specific set of meetings; if you don't
# pass in meeting_ids, the loader will attempt to load *all* meeting content.
# Since we're actually scraping a site, this can take a little while.
documents = loader.load_data(meeting_ids=["CPSNV9612DF1"])
This loader is designed to be used as a way to load data into LlamaIndex.
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