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This is a collection of scrapers for working with data from the Parliament of South Africa. It includes:

  1. Scrapers for handling Questions and Replies documents

Credit

Most of the Question and Replies scraping was taken from https://github.com/mysociety/za-hansard.

Installation

Install using:

pip install za-parliament-scrapers

Development

Clone the repo and setup for local development:

pip install -e .[dev]

To run tests:

nosetest --with-doctest && flake8 za_parliament_scrapers

License

MIT License

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