def search(query, api_key, limit=10):
"""Yield search results item by item"""
page_size = _page_size(limit)
dpla = DPLA(api_key)
page = 0
yielded = 0
while yielded < limit:
page += 1
result = dpla.search(query,
page_size=page_size,
page=page,
fields=['sourceResource'])
if len(result.items):
for item in result.items:
yield item
yielded += 1
else:
raise StopIteration
def on_status(self, status):
# get data from tweet
querier = status.author.screen_name
twt = status.text
twt_term = twt.replace("@QueryDPLA ", "")
# search DPLA
dpla = DPLA('xxxxx') # your DPLA API key
result = dpla.search(q="%s" % twt_term,
fields=["sourceResource.title", "id"],
page_size=50)
# pick random result
total = result.count
if total > 49:
json_data = result.items[random.randint(0, 49)]
elif total in range(1, 50):
json_data = result.items[random.randint(0, (total - 1))]
else:
pass
# tweet DPLA metadata at querier
if total >= 1:
title = json_data['sourceResource.title']
json_id = json_data['id']
item_url = 'http://dp.la/item/%s' % json_id
api.update_status(".@%s %s %s" % (querier, title[:80], item_url),
in_reply_to_status_id=status.id)
else:
api.update_status(".@%s No items found. Try another term!" %
querier,
in_reply_to_status_id=status.id)
from dpla.api import DPLA
#how to access your 'API_KEY' so you don't have to enter every time
#os lets you look at your computer
import os
#pull your API_KEY
my_api_key = '6fe82fec460e727f153f50b9e6b28e07'
#open a connection with the DPLA API.
dpla_connection = DPLA(my_api_key)
#use requests library
import requests
#add an endpoint where we can make requests
endpoint = 'https://api.dp.la/v2/items'
#set parameters to get information about Austi, Texas
params = {
'api_key': my_api_key,
'q': "Austin, Texas",
}
#let's get the requests back!
requested_the_hard_way = requests.get(endpoint, params)
requested_the_hard_way.status_code
#print the URL
print("****")
print(requested_the_hard_way.url)
#print the number of results
print("****")
print(requested_the_hard_way.json()['count'])
#print the 'docs'(?) for the first page of results
print("****")
print(requested_the_hard_way.json()['docs'][0])
from dpla.api import DPLA
dpla = DPLA('your_key_here')
fields = {"sourceResource.type": "image"}
search_query = '"fourth of july" OR "independence day" OR "July 4th" OR "July Fourth"'
result = dpla.search(search_query, searchFields=fields, page_size=10000)
print(result.count)
with open('ids.csv', "w") as f:
for x in result.all_records():
f.write(x['id'] + "\n")
import tweepy, random
from dpla.api import DPLA
from credentials import *
#authenticate with Twitter api using credentials.py
auth = tweepy.OAuthHandler(CONSUMER_KEY, CONSUMER_SECRET)
auth.set_access_token(ACCESS_KEY, ACCESS_SECRET)
api = tweepy.API(auth)
#create DPLA object using dpla module and your API key
dpla = DPLA(DPLA_KEY)
def send_tweet():
#generate random number to use as page value
random_page = random.randint(0, 100)
#create results set of all DPLA items where provider is SSDN
fields = {"provider" : "Sunshine State Digital Network"}
result = dpla.search(searchFields=fields, page_size=100, page=random_page)
#get random item from the results
items = random.sample(result.items, 1)
#print the id of the random item to the console - used for testing
#print(items[0]["id"])
#extract element from the record to use in tweet
for item in items:
#determine if description field is present, and compose tweety accordingly
if "description" in item["sourceResource"]:
url = "https://dp.la/item/" + item["id"]
from dpla.api import DPLA
from unscroll import UnscrollClient
import pprint
import datefinder
dpla = DPLA('d858a6fc387cfe9eebf702fca43c9798')
result = dpla.search(q="raccoon", page_size=10)
i = 0
for item in result.all_records():
i = i + 1
if i > 20:
break
r = item
pprint.pprint(r)
dt = None
date = r.get('date')
if date is not None and type(date) is list:
date = date[0]
print('XXXXX', date)
if date is not None:
disp_date = date.get('displayDate')
if disp_date is not None:
print('DISP_DATE', disp_date)
dt = None
dates = list(datefinder.find_dates(disp_date))
if len(dates) > 0:
dt = dates[0]
print('DTDT', dt)
if dt is not None:
