zenodoclient
Python package to access the Zenodo API (REST and OAI-PMH) programmatically and from the command line.
Install
To install from pypi
pip install zenodoclient
Instructions for a development installation can be found in
CONTRIBUTING.md.
Curating deposits
To curate deposits on Zenodo, you need an access token. Then you can use the CLI:
zenodo --access-token $YOURTOKEN ls
Accessing OAI-PMH feeds
Zenodo disseminates the metadata for communities via OAI-PMH. This metadata can be accessed programmatically from python as folows:
>>> from zenodoclient.oai import Records
>>> recs = Records('dictionaria')
>>> len(recs)
18
We can list the latest version for each Dictionaria dictionary:
>>> import itertools
>>> for d, records in itertools.groupby(sorted(recs, key=lambda r: (r.repos.repos, r.version), reverse=True), lambda r: r.repos.repos):
... print(d, next(records).tag)
...
wersing v1.0
tseltal v1.0.1
teop v1.0
sidaama v1.0
sanzhi v1.0
palula v1.0
nen v1.1
medialengua v1.0
kalamang v1.0
hdi v1.1
guarayu v1.0
diidxaza v1.0
daakaka v1.1.1
and look at metadata:
>>> recs[0].doi
'10.5281/zenodo.3066952'
>>> recs[0].citation
'Henrik Liljegren. (2019). dictionaria/palula: Palula Dictionary (Version v1.0) [Data set]. Zenodo. http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3066952'
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