A guide for extracting titles, authors, and citations from Google Scholar using Python and Oxylabs SERP Scraper API.
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A guide for extracting titles, authors, and citations from Google Scholar using Python and Oxylabs SERP Scraper API.
Explore your network of coauthors from your Google Scholar profile
A tool for analysing publication related key performance indicates (KPIs) based on the information available at the Google Scholar page of an author.
Basic web scraping scripts
Simple API that parses information from Google Scholar and Scopus scholarly literatures.
An application that collects data from Google Scholar and Crossref
A simple script to extract expertise listed in Google Scholar profiles
All in one Search Engine Scrapper for used by API or JS library. It's Free & Lightweight!
A Python package and command-line interface for fetching scholarly publications from Google Scholar by author ID, with options for output customization and result limitation.
Simple scrapper for Google Scholar Data
Scraping google scholar for user page and citations page using scrapy and creating an API with scrapyrt
A simple Python script to parse Authors name, year, and publication list and create a markdown file for each author
Retrieve author and publication information from Google Scholar in a friendly, Pythonic way
The Google Scholar Scraper is a Python program that allows users to extract articles from Google Scholar based on the provided title or keyword.
All in one Search Engine Scrapper for used by API or Python Module. It's Free & Lightweight!
Bring the power of Search Engines into the command line. Search using Google, Bing and DuckDuckGo straight from the command line
Takes a Google Scholar profile URL and outputs an html snippet to add to your website.
Fetch Academic Research Papers from different sources
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