Create a "Scientific publication" page with automated Google Scholar exports

[teolemon]

http://www.icir.org/christian/scholar.html
Query to use
"Open Food Facts" OR "OpenFoodFacts" OR "Open Beauty Facts" OR "Open Beauty Facts"

[teolemon]

The page would also have some content for Researchers looking forward to reuse, quote OFF.

[CharlesNepote]

Very good point. It's very interesting to understand the OFF's impact. I think I can handle that.

You must make a chain of commands because the -s "one phrase, another phrase" doesn't seem to work well (only 10 articles returned).

./scholar.py --phrase "Open Food Facts" --csv-header > all.OpenFoodFacts.csv
./scholar.py --phrase "OpenFoodFacts" --csv >> all.OpenFoodFacts.csv

produces 20 different articles! see all.OpenFoodFacts.txt (Github doesn't accept CSV files and be careful, the CSV delemiter is "|").

The CSV file contains 11 columns (title, link, PDF, excerpt... but not the authors). For a primary version, I suggest that we just produce a list with the title linked to the URL. I think there is no need to go furthermore for the moment, the page should be created by hand (in the wiki). The automation doesn't make sense as there is not every day a new scientific publication quoting "OFF".

[CharlesNepote]

Hmmm... the problem is that this script is not a crawler and stops à the first page of results (20 results). In fact there is far more articles quoting OFF (dozens)...

The script is working for the years that have less than 20 articles.