Documenting Testing Expanding AMIDownload

[petermr]

AMIDownloadTool is a wrapper for various ways of crawling scraping sites. The best developed is biorxiv . This is complex:

• Manual search on biorxiv gives a hit list in HTML
• we turn this into a single file ("ResultSet")
• this set points to individual landing sets which we download in HTML
• these then point to individual fulltext.html and fulltext.pdf files

[petermr]

Lezan,. I created a small test in that class which needs manual checking. Does it give the same files as the manual search and click gives? Let's ask @anjackson what the right names are...

[l-hawizy]

I have had a look at AMIDownloadTest, these are the errors I found: A few seem to have an IllegalThreadStateException which i am not sure how to go about testBiorxivSmall() only fails because there is no variable for the landingpage argument on line 67 and its missing a comma between html and pdf in line 68

testBiorxivClimate could be a false assert statement, it's looking for a folder called metadata and file called page1.html, but it's created a __metadata folders instead with under it called resultSetX.html are those the same thing?

[l-hawizy]

Current Issues in AMIDownloadTest (run through eclipse): Errors: testHALSearchResultSet(): picocli.CommandLine$ExecutionException: Error while calling command (org.contentmine.ami.tools.AMIDownloadTool@3a53c76a): java.lang.RuntimeException: nu.xom.ParsingException: The declaration for the entity "HTML.Version" must end with '>'. at line 31, column 3 in http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd testCreateUnpopulatedCTreesFromResultSet(): source dir target/biorxiv/climate doesnt exist because it was run before testBiorxivClimate testDownloadAndSearchLongIT(): missing argument for pagesize on line 566

Test Failures: testAMISearch(): not creating the testsearch3 dir testSections(): same as above testSearch(): same

testBiorxivClimate(): assertion error for landingPage (doesn't exist) testRelativeFile(): assertNotNull fails on file

[petermr]

Have @Ignore'd this test.

On Wed, Apr 8, 2020 at 1:38 PM l-hawizy [email protected] wrote:

Current Issues in AMIDownloadTest (run through eclipse): Errors: testHALSearchResultSet(): picocli.CommandLine$ExecutionException: Error while calling command (org.contentmine.ami.tools.AMIDownloadTool@3a53c76a): java.lang.RuntimeException: nu.xom.ParsingException: The declaration for the entity "HTML.Version" must end with '>'. at line 31, column 3 in http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd testCreateUnpopulatedCTreesFromResultSet(): source dir target/biorxiv/climate doesnt exist because it was run before testBiorxivClimate testDownloadAndSearchLongIT(): missing argument for pagesize on line 566

Test Failures: testAMISearch(): not creating the testsearch3 dir testSections(): same as above testSearch(): same

testBiorxivClimate(): assertion error for landingPage (doesn't exist) testRelativeFile(): assertNotNull fails on file

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[anjackson]

On naming (if I'm not too late/irrelevant), FWIW, this is the way I'd describe the usual flow:

• From a search, we get multiple SearchResultsPages.
• Combining these gets a Search Results Set.
• Each will usually point to a set of Landing Pages (at least that what we call them at work).
• Each Landing Page should point to the PDF (if it's open access), hopefully using a fairly standard meta tag in the HTML headers, e.g. citation_pdf_url or DC.identifier tags (section 2.F).
• We then have to grab the fulltext.pdf and convert to scholarly.html.

Unless the papers are HTML fulltext, in which case there are usually no Landing Pages, I think.