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# pynytimes [<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/michadenheijer/pynytimes/main/.github/poweredby_nytimes.png" height="20px">](https://developer.nytimes.com/) [](https://github.com/michadenheijer/pynytimes/actions/workflows/python-full-tests.yaml) [](https://pypi.org/project/pynytimes/) [](https://pypi.org/project/pynytimes/) [](https://pepy.tech/project/pynytimes) [](https://zenodo.org/badge/latestdoi/216087297) Use all (actually most) New York Times APIs, get all the data you need from the Times! ## Documentation Extensive documentation is available at: https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/. ## Installation There are multiple options to install and upgrade pynytimes, but the easiest is by just installing it using ```pip``` (or ```pip3```). ### Linux and Mac ```bash pip install --upgrade pynytimes ``` ### Windows ```shell python -m pip install --upgrade pynytimes ``` ## Usage You can easily import this library using: ```python from pynytimes import NYTAPI ``` Then you can simply add your API key (get your API key from [The New York Times Dev Portal](https://developer.nytimes.com/)): ```python nyt = NYTAPI("Your API key", parse_dates=True) ``` **Make sure that if you commit your code to GitHub you [don't accidentially commit your API key](https://towardsdatascience.com/how-to-hide-your-api-keys-in-python-fb2e1a61b0a0).** ## Supported APIs When you have imported this library you can use the following features from the New York Times API. **Search** - [Article search](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/search/article-search) - [Book reviews](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/search/book-reviews) - [Movie reviews](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/search/movie-reviews) **Popular** - [Top stories](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/popular/top-stories) - [Most viewed articles](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/popular/most-viewed) - [Most shared articles](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/popular/most-shared) - [Best sellers lists](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/popular/best-sellers-lists) **Metadata** - [Article metadata](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/metadata/article-metadata) - [Archive metadata](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/metadata/archive-metadata) - [Load latest articles](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/metadata/latest-articles) **Other** - [Tag query (TimesTags)](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/other/tags) ### Top stories To get the current top stories use: ```python top_stories = nyt.top_stories() ``` Read [the documentation](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/popular/top-stories) to find the top stories per section. ### Most viewed articles You can also get todays most viewed articles: ```python most_viewed = nyt.most_viewed() ``` Read [the documentation](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/popular/most-viewed) to get the most viewed articles per week or month. ### Most shared articles To get the most shared articles (shared over email) use: ```python most_shared = nyt.most_shared() ``` Read [the documentation](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/popular/most-shared) to get the most shared articles using facebook. ### Article search Search articles using a query using: ```python articles = nyt.article_search(query="Obama") ``` In this example we have just defined the content of the search query (Obama), but we can add many more search parameters. Read [the documentation](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/search/article-search) to see how. ### Book reviews You can easily find book reviews for every book you've read. You can find those reviews by searching for the author, ISBN or title of the book. ```python # Get reviews by author (first and last name) reviews = nyt.book_reviews(author="George Orwell") # Get reviews by ISBN reviews = nyt.book_reviews(isbn="9780062963673") # Get book reviews by title reviews = nyt.book_reviews(title="Becoming") ``` Read [the documentation](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/search/book-reviews) to find more information about additional parameters. ### Movie reviews You can not only get the book reviews, but the movie reviews too. ```python reviews = nyt.movie_reviews(keyword="Green Book") ``` Read [the documentation](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/search/movie-reviews) to find more information about additional parameters. ### Best sellers lists The New York Times has multiple best sellers lists. To get from the fiction best seller list: ```python # Get fiction best sellers list books = nyt.best_sellers_list() ``` Read how to get the other best seller lists in [the documentation](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/popular/best-sellers-lists). ### Article metadata With an URL from a New York Times article you can easily get all the metadata you need from it. ```python metadata = nyt.article_metadata( url = "https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/20/world/middleeast/erdogan-turkey-nuclear-weapons-trump.html" ) ``` Read additional parameters in [the documentation](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/metadata/article-metadata). ### Load latest articles You can easily load the latest articles published by the New York Times. ```python latest = nyt.latest_articles( source = "nyt", section = "books" ) ``` Additional parameters can be found in [the documentation](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/metadata/latest-articles). ### Tag query The New York Times has their own tags library. You can query this library with this API. ```python tags = nyt.tag_query( "pentagon", max_results = 20 ) ``` Additional parameters can be found in [the documentation](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/other/tags). ### Archive metadata If you want to load all the metadata from a specific month, then this API makes that possible. Be aware you'll download a big JSON file (about 20 Mb), so it can take a while. ```python import datetime data = nyt.archive_metadata( date = datetime.datetime(2019, 1, 1) ) ``` [Read more in the documentation](https://pynytimes.michadenheijer.com/metadata/archive-metadata). ## Citing this Repository If you use ```pynytimes```, a citation would be very much appriciated. If you're using BibTeX you can use the following citation: ```bib @software{Den_Heijer_pynytimes_2023, author = {Den Heijer, Micha}, license = {MIT}, title = {{pynytimes}}, url = {https://github.com/michadenheijer/pynytimes}, version = {0.10.1}, year = {2023}, doi = {10.5281/zenodo.7821090} } ``` If you're not using BibTeX, you can [retrieve the preferred citation from Zenodo](https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7821090). ## License [](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/michadenheijer/pynytimes/main/LICENSE) **Disclaimer**: *This project is not made by anyone from the New York Times, nor is it affiliated with The New York Times Company.*
