minetext 0.5.2

Python client for MINE system

minetext

MINE is a collaboration project between the Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen (SUB) and the Gesellschaft für wissenschaftliche Datenverarbeitung Göttingen (GWDG) with the goal to offer a convenient platform for text analysis.

minetext is a Python package, which facilitates the interaction between Python clients and the MINE system. For other clients, REST API of MINE is the way to go.

Note: minetext only works on Python version >=3.7.

To install it, simply run

$ pip install minetext

Examples

Simple search

from minetext import EsRequest, Mine

es_request = EsRequest(search_term='biology')
mine = Mine(es_request)

response = mine.search()

for hit in response:
    print(hit.meta.score, hit.mine.dc_title)

The example above shows us how to search in MINE. It is done in 3 steps:

1. Line 3: create an instance of the :ref:EsRequest <api_esRequest> class with the query set to biology.
2. Line 4: create an instance of the :ref:Mine <api_mine> class. Since all operations are done via this instance, creating this instance is the first required step to interact with the MINE system.
3. Line 6: search for the word biology in MINE. To access the result, simply loop through the response, as shown in line 8.

Get full-text

from minetext import EsRequest, Mine

# Search for all documents which have full-text
es_request = EsRequest(search_term='_exists_:content')

mine = Mine(es_request)
mine.login()

response = mine.search()

for hit in response:
    print(hit.content)

To access the full-text, authentication is required. It is done by calling the login method of the Mine class, as shown in the example above on line 5. The full-text, if existed, will be accessible via hit.content.

The syntax of the search_term is the query string syntax.

Note: the response object is an instance of the Response class from the elasticsearch-dsl package

For more information, please refer to the full documentation.