pyAltmetric is a python wrapper for Altmetric API v1. It provides an API for downloading and reading citations both individually and in bulk.
Installation
pip install pyaltmetric
Usage
Fetching by individual citations by identifiers:
from pyaltmetric import Altmetric
a = Altmetric()
a.id("241939")
a.doi("10.1038/news.2011.490")
a.pmid("21148220")
a.rxiv("1108.2455")
a.ads("2012apphl.100y3104b")
a = Altmetric("api_key_goes_here")
Querying the Altmetric.com database:
a.citations("1w", page=1, nlmid="0410462")
Reading a citation:
>>> from pyaltmetric import Altmetric, Citation
>>>
>>> b = a.id("241939")
>>> c = Citation(b)
>>> print c.title
u'Rebuilding Global Fisheries'
>>>
>>> c # provides a snapshot of a citation's coverage across platforms.
Altmetrics on: "Rebuilding Global Fisheries" with doi 10.1126/science.1173146
published in Science.
All Posts 14
Tweets 6
Facebook 1
Google+ 0
Reddit 0
Blogs 2
>>>
Free software: BSD license
1 maintainer
Metadata
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