Introduction
This module contains parser for MARC XML / OAI format, with some highlevel getters, which can retreive names of authors, or titles of books from MARC XML / OAI records.
Documentation
Full module documentation and description can be found at Read the Docs:
Contributors
Bystroushaak <bystrousak@kitakitsune.org>, Developer
Changelog
1.2.3
Fixed ability to query tags codes using indexing operator.
1.2.2
Updated set of possible i characters.
1.2.1
Fixed bug in the publication type parser.
1.2.0
Implemented .get() method.
1.1.0 - 1.1.7
Fixed typos in documentation.
Added record_itrator().
Added support for file-like objects.
ISBN is now discriminated to valid and invalid. Added new method .get_invalid_ISBNs(), .get_ISBNs() now returns just valid ISBNs.
Fixed bugs in .get_binding().
Added field URLu to output from .get_internal_urls().
Added one more test.
Fixed few typos in documentation.
Added support for ISSN querying.
Fixed bug in run_test.sh.
Fixed parsing of the place to reflect changes in RDA.
Added more RDA fixes.
Fixed bug in parsing of the dates.
1.0.1
Fixed small bugs in code and documentation.
Added more tests.
1.0.0
First working version.
Fully documented and tested.
0.1.0
Project created.
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