Closed hp0404 closed 2 years ago
tor
is not fully supported any more in scholarly
. Have you tried with ScraperAPI
or Luminati
?
hmm those are paid services, right? tor worked file when I used it outside of docker (scholarly 1.0.2 I think)
There has been several changes since 1.0.2 that are not guaranteed to work with tor
. It would help to know which query is blocking you. If you're using scholarly.fill
on author objects, use sections
keyword to fill only the sections you need. In particular, avoid filling coauthors.
Also, ScraperAPI
offers 500 requests a month, and needs no payment info to sign up. If that volume is sufficient, you could use that.
Closing the issue due to lack of activity. If this problem persists, please feel free to reopen this issue
What feature would you like to request? Has anyone tried running scholarly from Docker? I've spent a few hours on it, but I keep getting blocked (tor proxy rotation doesn't seem to work)
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I'd like to run scholarly from windows machine, so I thought I'd build a docker container with tor running inside of it, and mount downloaded publications to my local windows folder