Inspired by requests for its simplicity and powered by lxml for its speed:
"Newspaper is an amazing python library for extracting & curating articles." -- tweeted by Kenneth Reitz, Author of requests
"Newspaper delivers Instapaper style article extraction." -- The Changelog
This is newspaper's Python2 branch! Or, view the Python3 branch
>>> from newspaper import Article
>>> url = u'http://fox13now.com/2013/12/30/new-year-new-laws-obamacare-pot-guns-and-drones/'
>>> article = Article(url)>>> article.download()
>>> article.html
u'<!DOCTYPE HTML><html itemscope itemtype="http://...'>>> article.parse()
>>> article.authors
[u'Leigh Ann Caldwell', u'John Honway']
>>> article.publish_date
datetime.datetime(2013, 12, 30, 0, 0)
>>> article.text
u'Washington (CNN) -- Not everyone subscribes to a New Year's resolution...'
>>> article.top_image
u'http://someCDN.com/blah/blah/blah/file.png'
>>> article.movies
[u'http://youtube.com/path/to/link.com', ...]>>> article.nlp()
>>> article.keywords
[u'New Years', u'resolution', ...]
>>> article.summary
u'The study shows that 93% of people ...'>>> import newspaper
>>> cnn_paper = newspaper.build(u'http://cnn.com')
>>> for article in cnn_paper.articles:
>>> print(article.url)
http://www.cnn.com/2013/11/27/justice/tucson-arizona-captive-girls/
http://www.cnn.com/2013/12/11/us/texas-teen-dwi-wreck/index.html
...
>>> for category in cnn_paper.category_urls():
>>> print(category)
http://lifestyle.cnn.com
http://cnn.com/world
http://tech.cnn.com
...
>>> cnn_article = cnn_paper.articles[0]
>>> cnn_article.download()
>>> cnn_article.parse()
>>> cnn_article.nlp()
...>>> from newspaper import fulltext
>>> html = requests.get(...).text
>>> text = fulltext(html)Newspaper has seamless language extraction and detection. If no language is specified, Newspaper will attempt to auto detect a language.
>>> from newspaper import Article
>>> url = 'http://www.bbc.co.uk/zhongwen/simp/chinese_news/2012/12/121210_hongkong_politics.shtml'
>>> a = Article(url, language='zh') # Chinese
>>> a.download()
>>> a.parse()
>>> print(a.text[:150])
香港行政长官梁振英在各方压力下就其大宅的违章建
筑（僭建）问题到立法会接受质询，并向香港民众道歉。
梁振英在星期二（12月10日）的答问大会开始之际
在其演说中道歉，但强调他在违章建筑问题上没有隐瞒的
意图和动机。 一些亲北京阵营议员欢迎梁振英道歉，
且认为应能获得香港民众接受，但这些议员也质问梁振英有
>>> print(a.title)
港特首梁振英就住宅违建事件道歉If you are certain that an entire news source is in one language, go ahead and use the same api :)
>>> import newspaper
>>> sina_paper = newspaper.build('http://www.sina.com.cn/', language='zh')
>>> for category in sina_paper.category_urls():
>>> print(category)
http://health.sina.com.cn
http://eladies.sina.com.cn
http://english.sina.com
...
>>> article = sina_paper.articles[0]
>>> article.download()
>>> article.parse()
>>> print(article.text)
新浪武汉汽车综合 随着汽车市场的日趋成熟，
传统的“集全家之力抱得爱车归”的全额购车模式已然过时，
另一种轻松的新兴 车模式――金融购车正逐步成为时下消费者购
买爱车最为时尚的消费理念，他们认为，这种新颖的购车
模式既能在短期内
...
>>> print(article.title)
两年双免0手续0利率 科鲁兹掀背金融轻松购_武汉车市_武汉汽
车网_新浪汽车_新浪网Check out The Documentation for full and detailed guides using newspaper.
Interested in adding a new language for us? Refer to: Docs - Adding new languages
- Full Python3 and Python2 support
- Multi-threaded article download framework
- News url identification
- Text extraction from html
- Top image extraction from html
- All image extraction from html
- Keyword extraction from text
- Summary extraction from text
- Author extraction from text
- Google trending terms extraction
- Works in 10+ languages (English, Chinese, German, Arabic, ...)
>>> import newspaper
>>> newspaper.languages()
Your available languages are:
input code full name
ar Arabic
ru Russian
nl Dutch
de German
en English
es Spanish
fr French
it Italian
ko Korean
no Norwegian
pt Portuguese
sv Swedish
hu Hungarian
fi Finnish
da Danish
zh Chinese
id Indonesian
vi VietnameseInstalling newspaper is simple with pip. However, you will run into fixable issues if you are trying to install on ubuntu.
Note that our Python3 package name is newspaper3k while our Python2
package name is newspaper.
If you are on Debian / Ubuntu, install using the following:
Python development version, needed for Python.h:
$ sudo apt-get install python-dev
lxml requirements:
$ sudo apt-get install libxml2-dev libxslt-dev
For PIL to recognize .jpg images:
$ sudo apt-get install libjpeg-dev zlib1g-dev libpng12-dev
Install the distribution via pip:
$ pip install newspaper
Download NLP related corpora:
$ curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/codelucas/newspaper/master/download_corpora.py | python3
If you are on OSX, install using the following, you may use both homebrew or macports:
$ brew install libxml2 libxslt $ brew install libtiff libjpeg webp little-cms2 $ pip install newspaper $ curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/codelucas/newspaper/master/download_corpora.py | python
Otherwise, install with the following:
NOTE: You will still most likely need to install the following libraries via your package manager
- PIL:
libjpeg-devzlib1g-devlibpng12-dev - lxml:
libxml2-devlibxslt-dev - Python Development version:
python-dev
$ pip install newspaper $ curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/codelucas/newspaper/master/download_corpora.py | python
Newspaper has two branches up for development. This branch is our Python2 codebase while our Python3 branch is located on master.
If you'd like to contribute and hack on the newspaper project, feel free to clone a development version of this repository locally:
git clone git://github.com/codelucas/newspaper.git
Once you have a copy of the source, you can embed it in your Python package, or install it into your site-packages easily:
$ pip install -r requirements.txt $ python setup.py install
Feel free to give our testing suite a shot, everything is mocked!:
$ python tests/unit_tests.py
Planning on tweaking our full-text algorithm? Add the fulltext parameter:
$ python tests/unit_tests.py fulltext
View a working online demo here: http://newspaper-demo.herokuapp.com
Authored and maintained by Lucas Ou-Yang.
Parse.ly sponsored some work on newspaper, specifically focused on automatic extraction.
Newspaper uses a lot of python-goose's parsing code. View their license here.
Please feel free to email & contact me if you run into issues or just would like to talk about the future of this library and news extraction in general!