def parseBouquets(self, xmlnode):
#print "parsing Bouquets", xmlnode
list = []
for bouquet in xmlnode.getElementsByTagName('e2bouquet'):
bref = urllib_unquote(bouquet.getElementsByTagName('e2bouquetreference')[0].childNodes[0].data)
bname = urllib_unquote(bouquet.getElementsByTagName('e2bouquetname')[0].childNodes[0].data)
#print "Bouquet",bref,bname
list.append({'bname':bname, 'bref':bref, 'services':self.parseServices(bouquet)})
return list
def parseBouquets(self, xmlnode):
# print "parsing Bouquets", xmlnode
list = []
for bouquet in xmlnode.getElementsByTagName("e2bouquet"):
bref = urllib_unquote(bouquet.getElementsByTagName("e2bouquetreference")[0].childNodes[0].data)
bname = urllib_unquote(bouquet.getElementsByTagName("e2bouquetname")[0].childNodes[0].data)
# print "Bouquet",bref,bname
list.append({"bname": bname, "bref": bref, "services": self.parseServices(bouquet)})
return list
def parseBouquets(self, xmlnode):
#print "parsing Bouquets", xmlnode
list = []
for bouquet in xmlnode.getElementsByTagName('e2bouquet'):
bref = urllib_unquote(bouquet.getElementsByTagName('e2bouquetreference')[0].childNodes[0].data)
bname = urllib_unquote(bouquet.getElementsByTagName('e2bouquetname')[0].childNodes[0].data)
#print "Bouquet",bref,bname
list.append({'bname':bname, 'bref':bref, 'services':self.parseServices(bouquet)})
return list
def parseServices(self, xmlnode):
#print "parsing Services", xmlnode
list = []
for service in xmlnode.getElementsByTagName('e2servicelist')[0].getElementsByTagName('e2service'):
sref = urllib_unquote(service.getElementsByTagName('e2servicereference')[0].childNodes[0].data)
sname = urllib_unquote(service.getElementsByTagName('e2servicename')[0].childNodes[0].data)
sname = sname.replace(self.undefinded_tag, "<n/a>").replace(self.undefinded_and, "&")
#print sref,sname
list.append({'sref':sref, 'sname':sname})
return list
def parseServices(self, xmlnode):
#print "parsing Services", xmlnode
list = []
for service in xmlnode.getElementsByTagName('e2servicelist')[0].getElementsByTagName('e2service'):
sref = urllib_unquote(service.getElementsByTagName('e2servicereference')[0].childNodes[0].data)
sname = urllib_unquote(service.getElementsByTagName('e2servicename')[0].childNodes[0].data)
sname = sname.replace(self.undefinded_tag, "<n/a>").replace(self.undefinded_and, "&")
#print sref,sname
list.append({'sref':sref, 'sname':sname})
return list
def _unquote_path(path):
# MK1996 says, 'If a %xx encoded octet is encountered it is unencoded
# prior to comparison, unless it is the "/" character, which has
# special meaning in a path.'
path = re.sub("%2[fF]", "\n", path)
path = urllib_unquote(path)
return path.replace("\n", "%2F")
def _unquote_path(path):
# MK1996 says, 'If a %xx encoded octet is encountered it is unencoded
# prior to comparison, unless it is the "/" character, which has
# special meaning in a path.'
path = re.sub("%2[fF]", "\n", path)
path = urllib_unquote(path)
return path.replace("\n", "%2F")
def _update_counts(eids, resolve_url, s=None):
"""
Helper for get_references()
Parameters
----------
s : Session
The Requests Session
eids : list
List of eids but with a particular format
e.g. ... TODO
resolve_url : string
This is a hardcoded value, eventually we'll pull this from the class
Returns
-------
"""
payload = {'_updateCitedBy': ''.join(eids)}
# r = s.get(resolve_url, params=payload)
r = _selenium_connect(resolve_url)
# TODO: Check for 200
data = urllib_unquote(r)
# myXabsCounts['citedBy_26']='Citing Articles (41)';
cited_by_results = re.findall("myXabsCounts\['citedBy_(\d+)'\]='[^\(]+\((\d+)", data)
# TODO: parse response
# ????? Why is the order scrambled - this seems to be on their end ...????
'''
NOTE: This is now Citing Articles, references to Scopus have been dropped
myXabsCounts['citedBy_16']='Cited By in Scopus (128)';
myXabsCounts['citedBy_15']='Cited By in Scopus (25)';
myXabsCounts['citedBy_1']='Cited By in Scopus (2)';
myXabsCounts['citedBy_3']='Cited By in Scopus (29)';
'''
# TODO: go through refs and apply new values ...
return cited_by_results
def get_references(input, verbose=False):
"""
This function gets references for a Sciencedirect URL that is of the
form:
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/################
e.g. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/0006899387903726
Implementation Notes:
---------------------
From what I can tell this information is not exposed via the Elsevier API.
In order to minimize complexity, the mobile site is requested: via a cookie.
Code Layout and Algorithm Notes:
--------------------------------
"""
# TODO: Make this a class reference parser
# *** These tags are mobile-site specific
# When we don't have proper access rights, this is present in the html
GUEST_TAG_TUPLE = ("li", {"id": "menuGuest"})
# Entries are "li" tags with classes of the form:
# article-reference-article
# article-reference-other-ref
REFERENCE_TAG_TUPLE = ("li", {"class": re.compile('article-reference-*')})
# This is the URL to the page that contains the document info, including
# reference material
BASE_URL = _SD_URL + '/science/article/pii/'
# This URL was found first via Fiddler, then via closer inspection of the script
# 'article_catalyst.js' under sciencedirect.com/mobile/js in the function
# resolveReferences
REF_RESOLVER_URL = _SD_URL + '/science/referenceResolution/ajaxRefResol'
# Return the BeautifulSoup result, the requests session, and the requests response
if _is_url(input):
pii = _extract_pii(input)
else:
pii = input
sess = requests.Session()
if verbose:
print('Requesting main page for pii: %s' % pii)
resp = sess.get(BASE_URL + pii, cookies={'Site': 'Mobile'})
# Step 2 - Get the reference tags
soup = BeautifulSoup(resp.text)
reference_section = soup.find("ol", {"class": "article-references"})
if reference_section is None:
# Then we might be a guest. In other words, we might not have sufficient
# privileges to access the data we want. Generally this is protected via
# IP mask. When I'm working from home I need to VPN into work so
# that I can access the data :/
print("reference_section is None")
temp = soup.find(*GUEST_TAG_TUPLE)
if temp is None:
# We might have no references ... (Doubtful)
raise ParseException("References were not found ..., code error likely")
else:
raise InsufficientCredentialsException(
"Insufficient access rights to get referencs, requires certain IP addresses (e.g. university based IP)")
ref_tags = reference_section.find_all(*REFERENCE_TAG_TUPLE)
n_refs = len(ref_tags)
if n_refs == 0:
return None
# Step 3 - Resolve reference links
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# The returned html code contains javascript which returns more information
# about each reference, such as:
#
# - links to the full text
# - DOI
# Step 3.1 - Make the request for the information
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# We need the eid of the current entry, it is of the form:
#
# SDM.pm.eid = "1-s2.0-0006899387903726"
#
# * I think this entry gets deleted after the requests so it may not be
# visible if looking for it in Chrome.
match = re.search('SDM\.pm\.eid\s*=\s*"([^"]+)"', resp.text)
#eid = match.group(1)
# This list comes from the resolveReferences function in article_catalyst.js
payload = {
'_pii': pii,
'_refCnt': n_refs,
'_docType': 'article', # yikes, this might change ...
'_refRangeStart': '1',
'_refRangeCount': str(n_refs)} # This is normally in sets of 20's ...
# I'm not sure if it is important to limit this. The browser then
# makes a request fromr 1 count 20, 21 count 20, 41 count 20 etc,
# It always goes by 20 even if there aren't 20 left
if verbose:
print('Requesting reference links')
r2 = sess.get(REF_RESOLVER_URL, params=payload)
# Step 3.2 - Parse the returned information into single entries
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This could probably be optimized in terms of execution time. We basically
# get back a single script tag. Inside is some sort of hash map for links
# for each reference.
#
# The script tag is of the form:
# myMap['bibsbref11']['refHtml']= "<some html stuffs>";
# myMap['bibsbref11']['absUrl']= "http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/absref/sd/0018506X7790068X";
# etc.
#
# - Each entry is quite long.
# - Normally contains html
# - can be empty i.e. myMap['bibsbref11']['refHtml'] = "";
# - the refHtml is quite interesting
# - the absolute url is not always present (and currently not parsed)
more_soup = BeautifulSoup(r2.text)
script_tag = more_soup.find('script')
# We unquote the script text as it is transmitted with characters escaped
# and we want the parsed data to contain the non-escaped text
#
# We might eventually want to move this to being after the regular expression ...
script_text = urllib_unquote(script_tag.text)
ref_match_result = re.findall("myMap\['bibsbref(\d+)'\]\['refHtml'\]=\s?" + '"([^"]*)";', script_text)
# Tokens:
# 0 - the # from bibsbref#
# 1 - the html content from the 'refHtml' entry
#
# NOTE: We don't really use the #, so we might remove the () around
# \d+ which would shift the index from 1 to 0
if verbose:
print('Creating reference objects')
if len(ref_match_result) > 0:
zipped = zip(ref_tags, ref_match_result, range(n_refs))
ref_objects = [ScienceDirectRef(ref_tag, ref_link_info[1], ref_id) for
ref_tag, ref_link_info, ref_id in zipped]
else:
zipped = zip(ref_tags, range(n_refs))
ref_objects = [ScienceDirectRef(ref_tag, ref_id) for
ref_tag, ref_id in zipped]
# Step 4:
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# TODO: Improve documentation for this step
if verbose:
print('Retrieving Scopus Counts')
ref_scopus_eids = [] # The Scopus IDs of the references to resolve
# but with a particular formatting ...
ref_count = 0 # Number of references we haven't resolved
ref_count_list = []
# NOTE: Browser requests these in the reverse order ...
for ref_id, ref in enumerate(ref_objects):
if ref._data_sceid is not None:
ref_scopus_eids.append(ref._data_sceid + ',' + str(ref_id + 1) + '~')
ref_count += 1
# If we've got enough, then update the counts
# The 20 may be arbitrary but it was what was used in original JS
if ref_count > 20:
ref_count_list += _update_counts(sess, ref_scopus_eids, REF_RESOLVER_URL)
ref_count = 0
ref_scopus_eids = []
# Get any remaining reference counts
if ref_count != 0:
ref_count_list += _update_counts(sess, ref_scopus_eids, REF_RESOLVER_URL)
# Take the raw data and set the citation count for each object
for ref_tuple in ref_count_list:
ref_id = int(ref_tuple[0]) - 1
ref_count = int(ref_tuple[1])
ref_objects[ref_id].scopus_cite_count = ref_count
# All done!
# ---------
return ref_objects
def __init__(self, ref_tags, ref_id, ref_link_info=None):
"""
Parameters:
-----------
ref_tags: bs4.element.Tag
Html tags as soup of the reference. Information provided is that
needed in order to form a citation for the given reference.
ref_link_info: str
Html, not yet souped. Contains extra information such as links to
a pdf (if known) and other goodies
ref_id: int
The id of the reference as ordered in the citing entry. A value
of 1 indicates that this object is the first reference in the bibliography.
"""
super().__init__()
# Reference Bibliography Section:
# -------------------------------
# Example str: <span class="r_volume">Volume 47</span>
self.ref_id = ref_id + 1 # Input is 0 based
self.title = findValue(ref_tags, 'li', 'reference-title', 'class')
all_authors = ref_tags.find_all('span', {'class' : 'reference-author'})
self.authors = [x.text for x in all_authors]
#self.authors = findValue(ref_tags, 'li', 'reference-author', 'class')
# NOTE: We can also get individual authors if we would like.
#
# Search would be on:
# <span class="reference-author">
# instead of on the list.
# Unfortunately r_publication is found both for the title and for
# the publication. Some custom code is needed to first go into a r_series
# span and then to the publication
self.publication = None
r_source_tag = ref_tags.find('span', {'class': 'r_series'})
if r_source_tag is not None:
pub_tag = r_source_tag.find('span', {'class': 'r_publication'})
if pub_tag is not None:
self.publication = pub_tag.text.replace('\\xa0', ' ')
temp_volume = findValue(ref_tags, 'span', 'r_volume', 'class')
if temp_volume is None:
self.volume = None
else:
self.volume = temp_volume.replace('Volume ', '')
self.issue = findValue(ref_tags, 'span', 'r_issue', 'class')
self.series = findValue(ref_tags, 'span', 'r_series', 'class')
self.date = findValue(ref_tags, 'span', 'r_pubdate', 'class')
temp_pages = findValue(ref_tags, 'span', 'r_pages', 'class')
if temp_pages is None:
self.pages = None
else:
# TODO: is the unicode working properly ??? 576–577 and ideally 576-577
self.pages = temp_pages.replace('pp. ', '')
# Reference Meta Section:
# -----------------------
self.scopus_link = None
self.doi = None
self._data_sceid = None
self.pii = None
self.pdf_link = None
self.scopus_cite_count = None
self.aps_full_text = None
if ref_link_info is not None:
link_soup = BeautifulSoup(ref_link_info)
# Each section is contained a div tag with the class boxLink, although
# some classes have more text in the class attribute, thus the *)
#box_links = link_soup.find_all('div', {'class': re.compile('boxLink*')})
box_links = link_soup.find_all('div', {'class' : 'boxLink'})
# This code is a bit hard to read but each 'if statement' shows what
# is needed in order to resolve the item.
for box_link in box_links:
div_class_values = box_link.attrs['class']
link_tag = box_link.find('a')
if 'SC_record' in div_class_values:
# "View Record in Scopus"
# They changed to returning a full link
# I should really use a library to resolve based on both
# although the input should be the current page, not the base
# self.scopus_link = _SD_URL + link_tag.attrs['href']
self.scopus_link = link_tag.attrs['href']
elif 'class' in link_tag.attrs and 'S_C_pdfLink' in link_tag.attrs['class']:
# Link to PDF
self.pdf_link = _SD_URL + link_tag.attrs['href']
elif 'class' in link_tag.attrs and 'cLink' in link_tag.attrs['class']:
# Article Link
temp = link_tag.attrs['href']
match = re.search('/pii/(.*)', temp)
self.pii = match.group(1)
self.doi = self.doi_from_crossref(self.pii)
elif 'CrossRef' in box_link.text:
# CrossRef link provides DOI as href
# In old code it was a query parameter but this
# has now moved to a "data-url" attribute
temp = link_tag.attrs['href']
# http://dx.doi.org/10.1037%2Fh0075243
match = re.search('dx\.doi\.org/(.*)', temp)
# Unquote removes %xx escape characters
self.doi = urllib_unquote(match.group(1))
elif "Purchase" in box_link.text:
# New link added to Purchase pdf. It was throwing errors
pass
elif 'aps full text' in box_link.text.lower():
self.aps_full_text = link_tag.attrs['href']
else:
span_tag = link_tag.find('span')
if 'citedBy_' in span_tag.attrs['class']:
# Cited By Scopus Count
#
# NOTE: Apparently the citedByScopus doesn't get added
# until later so we need to look for the scan tag. Let's
# do this only if all else fails.
self._data_sceid = span_tag.attrs['data-sceid']
else:
raise Exception('Failed to match link')
# Finally, update if it is not an article
tag_class = ref_tags.get('class')[0]
if tag_class == 'article-reference-other-ref':
publication = ref_tags.find('em')
if publication is not None:
self.publication = publication.text
self.title = ref_tags.text
def __init__(self, ref_tags, ref_id):
"""
Parameters:
-----------
ref_tags: bs4.element.Tag
Html tags as soup of the reference. Information provided is that
needed in order to form a citation for the given reference.
ref_id: int
The id of the reference as ordered in the citing entry. A value
of 1 indicates that this object is the first reference in the bibliography.
"""
# Reference Bibliography Section:
#--------------------------------
self.ref_id = ref_id + 1 # Input is 0 indexed
self.title = findValue(ref_tags, 'span', 'articleTitle', 'class')
authorlist = ref_tags.find_all('span', 'author', 'class')
self.authors = [x.text for x in authorlist]
# Note: we can also get individual authors if we would like.
#
# On Wiley, each reference author is given a separate <span> tag with the class 'author'
# so individual authors can be extracted
#
self.publication = findValue(ref_tags, 'span', 'journalTitle', 'class')
self.volume = findValue(ref_tags, 'span', 'vol', 'class')
self.date = findValue(ref_tags, 'span', 'pubYear', 'class')
firstp = findValue(ref_tags, 'span', 'pageFirst', 'class')
lastp = findValue(ref_tags, 'span', 'pageLast', 'class')
if (firstp is not None) and (lastp is not None):
self.pages = firstp + '-' + lastp
else:
self.pages = None
# Reference Meta Section:
#------------------------------
self.crossref = None
self.pubmed = None
self.pubmed_id = None
self.doi = None
self.citetimes = None
self.cas = None
self.abstract = None
self.pdf_link = None
self.ref_references = None
# External links (i.e. PubMed, CrossRef, CAS) are kept in a ul tag
# Internal links (i.e. direct to abstract, references, etc.) are in a div
# Need to check for both
links = ref_tags.find('ul', 'externalReferences', 'class')
if links is None:
links = ref_tags.find('div', 'internalReferences', 'class')
# Only proceed if either internal or external references were found
if links is not None:
links = links.find_all('li')
# Check against all possible link options and save links.
# href links are appended onto base URL ('http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com')
#
for link in links:
label = link.text.lower()
href = link.find('a', href=True)['href']
href = urllib_quote(href)
if 'crossref' in label:
self.doi = href[href.find('10.'):] # Grab everything starting with '10.' in link
if self.doi == -1:
self.doi = None
self.doi = urllib_unquote(self.doi)
# CrossRef link is in the form of _WY_URL/resolve/reference/XREF?id=10.#######
self.crossref = _WY_URL + urllib_unquote(href)
elif 'pubmed' in label:
self.pubmed_id = re.search('[^id=]+$',href).group(0)[1:] # the [1:] is to get rid of leading '='
self.pubmed_id = urllib_unquote(self.pubmed_id)
self.pubmed = _WY_URL + urllib_unquote(href)
elif 'web ' in label:
self.citetimes = re.search('[^: ]+$',label).group(0)
elif label in ('cas', 'cas,'):
self.cas = _WY_URL + urllib_unquote(href)
elif 'abstract' in label:
self.abstract = _WY_URL + urllib_unquote(href)
elif 'pdf' in label:
self.pdf_link = _WY_URL + urllib_unquote(href)
elif 'references' in label:
self.ref_references = _WY_URL + urllib_unquote(href)
def unquote(uri):
"""Specialized unquote that uses UTF-8 for parsing."""
uri = uri.encode("ascii")
unquoted = urllib_unquote(uri)
return unquoted.decode("utf-8")
def __init__(self, ref_tags, ref_id, ref_link_info=None):
"""
Parameters:
-----------
ref_tags: bs4.element.Tag
Html tags as soup of the reference. Information provided is that
needed in order to form a citation for the given reference.
ref_link_info: str
Html, not yet souped. Contains extra information such as links to
a pdf (if known) and other goodies
ref_id: int
The id of the reference as ordered in the citing entry. A value
of 1 indicates that this object is the first reference in the bibliography.
"""
super().__init__()
# Reference Bibliography Section:
# -------------------------------
ref = ref_tags.find('ul', {'class': 'reference'})
if ref is None:
import pdb
pdb.set_trace()
# Example str: <span class="r_volume">Volume 47</span>
self.ref_id = ref_id + 1 # Input is 0 based
self.title = findValue(ref, 'li', 'title', 'class')
all_authors = ref_tags.find('li', {'class' : 'author'})
author_text = all_authors.text
author_list = author_text.split(', ')
self.authors = []
for x in author_list:
x = x.strip()
self.authors.append(x)
# Unfortunately r_publication is found both for the title and for
# the publication. Some custom code is needed to first go into a r_series
# span and then to the publication
self.publication = ''
self.volume = ''
self.date = ''
self.pages = ''
source = ref.find('li', {'class': 'source'})
source = source.text
source_parts = source.split(', ')
# Attempt to parse publication into sections
found = 0
for elt in source_parts:
# This first part is looking for the date, which is written (xxxx).
# It is also saved as volume because they are within the same element
# and sometimes the volume is also in parentheses.
if '(' in elt:
found = 1
self.volume = elt
self.date = elt
# Until the date/volume part is found, save everything before as publication.
# This can either be simple like 'Nature' or more complex, with a description
# and location, in which case, it would be multiple elements in source_parts.
if found == 0:
self.publication = self.publication + elt
# Find and save the pages portion, usually notated either with 'p. ' or 'pp. '
if 'p. ' in elt:
self.pages = elt
self.pages = self.pages.replace('p. ', '')
self.pages = self.pages.replace('p', '')
# This checks if the parsing didn't work. All of the information
# should still be retained even if not parsed correctly.
if self.date == '' and self.pages == '':
self.publication = source
# Reference Meta Section:
# -----------------------
self.scopus_link = None
self.doi = None
self._data_sceid = None
self.pii = None
self.pdf_link = None
self.scopus_cite_count = None
self.aps_full_text = None
if ref_link_info is None:
link_soup = ref.find('li', {'class': 'external'})
else:
link_soup = BeautifulSoup(ref_link_info)
if link_soup is not None:
# Each section is contained a div tag with the class boxLink, although
# some classes have more text in the class attribute, thus the *)
#box_links = link_soup.find_all('div', {'class': re.compile('boxLink*')})
box_links = link_soup.find_all('div', {'class' : 'boxLink'})
# This code is a bit hard to read but each 'if statement' shows what
# is needed in order to resolve the item.
for box_link in box_links:
div_class_values = box_link.attrs['class']
link_tag = box_link.find('a')
if 'SC_record' in div_class_values:
# "View Record in Scopus"
# They changed to returning a full link
# I should really use a library to resolve based on both
# although the input should be the current page, not the base
# self.scopus_link = _SD_URL + link_tag.attrs['href']
self.scopus_link = link_tag.attrs['href']
elif 'class' in link_tag.attrs and 'S_C_pdfLink' in link_tag.attrs['class']:
# Link to PDF
self.pdf_link = _SD_URL + link_tag.attrs['href']
elif 'class' in link_tag.attrs and 'cLink' in link_tag.attrs['class']:
# Article Link
temp = link_tag.attrs['href']
match = re.search('/pii/(.*)', temp)
self.pii = match.group(1)
self.doi = self.doi_from_crossref(self.pii)
elif 'CrossRef' in box_link.text:
# CrossRef link provides DOI as href
# In old code it was a query parameter but this
# has now moved to a "data-url" attribute
temp = link_tag.attrs['href']
# http://dx.doi.org/10.1037%2Fh0075243
match = re.search('dx\.doi\.org/(.*)', temp)
# Unquote removes %xx escape characters
self.doi = urllib_unquote(match.group(1))
elif "Purchase" in box_link.text:
# New link added to Purchase pdf. It was throwing errors
pass
elif 'aps full text' in box_link.text.lower():
self.aps_full_text = link_tag.attrs['href']
else:
span_tag = link_tag.find('span')
if 'citedBy_' in span_tag.attrs['class']:
# Cited By Scopus Count
#
# NOTE: Apparently the citedByScopus doesn't get added
# until later so we need to look for the scan tag. Let's
# do this only if all else fails.
self._data_sceid = span_tag.attrs['data-sceid']
else:
raise Exception('Failed to match link')
# Finally, update if it is not an article
ref_tag_ul = ref_tags.find('ul')
tag_class = ref_tag_ul.get('class')
if tag_class is not None:
tag_class = tag_class[0]
if tag_class == 'article-reference-other-ref':
publication = ref_tags.find('em')
if publication is not None:
self.publication = publication.text
self.title = ref_tags.text
def unquote(uri):
"""Specialized unquote that uses UTF-8 for parsing."""
uri = uri.encode('ascii')
unquoted = urllib_unquote(uri)
return unquoted.decode('utf-8')
