Added extraction of url_pdf from right hand side [PDF] link. #95
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This change will extract the
[PDF]href value from the right hand side of a Google Scholar article entry. It will record the URL asurl_pdfif the article'surl_pdfhasn't already been filled and Google scholar labels the link as a PDF (i.e. the element's text is[PDF]).Test:
scholar.py -c 10 --txt --author "einstein" --phrase "quantum"Pre-change: 0/4 PDF links extracted
Post-change: 4/4 PDF links extracted
As far as I am aware Google Scholar's
[PDF]label is the best, easily available indicator of whether the (optional) right hand side anchor refers to a PDF file.