Newspaper es un módulo de Python utilizado para extraer y analizar artículos de periódicos. Los periódicos utilizan algoritmos avanzados con web scraping para extraer todo el texto útil de un sitio web. Funciona increíblemente bien en sitios web de periódicos en línea. Dado que el uso de raspado web, demasiadas requests al sitio web de un periódico pueden provocar el bloqueo, así que utilícelo en consecuencia.
Instalación:
pip install newspaper3k
El periódico admite los siguientes idiomas:
input code full name ar Arabic da Danish de German el Greek en English it Italian zh Chinese ......... and many more
Algunas funciones útiles
Para crear una instancia de un artículo
article_name = Article(url, language="language code according to newspaper")
Para descargar un artículo
article_name.download()
Para analizar un artículo
article_name.parse()
Para aplicar nlp (procesamiento del lenguaje natural) en el artículo
article_name.nlp()
Para extraer el texto del artículo
article_name.text
Para extraer el título del artículo
article_name.title
Para extraer el resumen del artículo
article_name.summary
Para extraer las palabras clave del artículo
article_name.keywords
Python
from newspaper import Article #A new article from TOI url = "http:// timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/china/chinese-expert-warns-of-troops-entering-kashmir/articleshow/59516912.cms" #For different language newspaper refer above table toi_article = Article(url, language="en") # en for English #To download the article toi_article.download() #To parse the article toi_article.parse() #To perform natural language processing ie..nlp toi_article.nlp() #To extract title print("Article's Title:") print(toi_article.title) print("n") #To extract text print("Article's Text:") print(toi_article.text) print("n") #To extract summary print("Article's Summary:") print(toi_article.summary) print("n") #To extract keywords print("Article's Keywords:") print(toi_article.keywords)
Producción:
Article's Title: India China News: Chinese expert warns of troops entering Kashmir Article's Text: BEIJING: A Chinese expert has argued that his country's troops would be entitled to enter the Indian side of Kashmir by extending the logic that has permitted Indian troops to enter an area which is disputed by China and Bhutan This is one of the several arguments made by the scholar in an attempt to blame India for. India has responded to efforts by China to build a road in the Doklam area, which falls next to the trijunction connecting Sikkim with Tibet and Bhutan and"Even if India were requested to defend Bhutan's territory, this could only be limited to its established territory, not the disputed area, " Long Xingchun, director of the Center for Indian Studies at China West Normal University said in an article. "Otherwise, under India's logic, if the Pakistani government requests, a third country's army can enter the area disputed by India and Pakistan, including India-controlled Kashmir".China is not just interfering, it is building roads and other infrastructure projects right inside Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK), which is claimed by both India and Pakistan. This is one of the facts that the article did not mention.The scholar, through his article in the Beijing-based Global Times, suggested that Beijing can internationalize the Doklam controversy without worrying about western countries supporting India because the West has a lot of business to do with China."China can show the region and the international community or even the UN Security Council its evidence to illustrate China's position, " Long said. At the same time, he complained that "Western governments and media kept silent, ignoring India's hegemony over the small countries of South Asia" when India imposed a blockade on the flow of goods to Nepal in 2015.Recent actions by US president Donald Trump, which include selling arms to Taiwan and pressuring China on the North Korean issue, shows that the West is not necessarily cowered down by China's business capabilities.He reiterated the government's stated line that Doklam belongs to China, and that Indian troops had entered the area under the guise of helping Bhutan protect its territory."For a long time, India has been talking about international equality and non-interference in the internal affairs of others, but it has pursued hegemonic diplomacy in South Asia, seriously violating the UN Charter and undermining the basic norms of international relations, " he said.Interestingly, Chinese scholars are worrying about India interfering in Bhutan's "sovereignty and national interests" even though it is Chinese troops who have entered the Doklam area claimed by it."Indians have migrated in large numbers to Nepal and Bhutan, interfering with Nepal's internal affairs. The first challenge for Nepal and Bhutan is to avoid becoming a state of India, like Sikkim, " he said. Article's Summary: sending its troops to the disputed Doklam area +puts Indian territory at risk +BEIJING: A Chinese expert has argued that his country's troops would be entitled to enter the Indian side of Kashmir by extending the logic that has permitted Indian troops to enter an area which is disputed by China and Bhutan This is one of the several arguments made by the scholar in an attempt to blame India for. "Otherwise, under India's logic, if the Pakistani government requests, a third country's army can enter the area disputed by India and Pakistan, including India-controlled Kashmir".China is not just interfering, it is building roads and other infrastructure projects right inside Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK), which is claimed by both India and Pakistan. "China can show the region and the international community or even the UN Security Council its evidence to illustrate China's position, " Long said. "Indians have migrated in large numbers to Nepal and Bhutan, interfering with Nepal's internal affairs. The first challenge for Nepal and Bhutan is to avoid becoming a state of India, like Sikkim, " he said. Article's Keywords: ['troops', 'india', 'china', 'territory', 'west', 'disputed', 'expert', 'indian', 'bhutan', 'kashmir', 'chinese', 'entering', 'doklam', 'area', 'warns']
Referencia: paquete de Python de periódico en github
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