Pyinspire
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Retrieve results from the INSPIRE HEP database (http://inspirehep.net) from the
command line.
Author: Ian Huston
Contributors: David Straub
Released under the modified BSD license.
Usage: pyinspire.py [options]
Example: pyinspire.py -b -s "find a Feynman, Richard"
Options:
--version show program's version number and exit
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-s STRING, --search=STRING
search string to send to INSPIRE
-b, --bibtex output bibtex for entries
--latexEU use LaTeX(EU) format for entries
--latexUS output bibtex for entries
-v, --verbose print informative messages
--debug log lots of debugging information
Tested with Python 2.7 and 3.4.
Please be careful to not overload the INSPIRE server by repeatedly requesting
large numbers of results. If using pyinspire in a script please add some
throttling of frequency of search queries.
Note: Currently only the first 100 results are returned.
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