It seems like they have released a new search engine (www.pop.culture.gouv.fr), which displays more fields than the old one (i.e., database name, creation date, reference, latitude/longitude, and possibly more)
The new search engine also uses an API which returns the informations as a JSON object. This is way better than scrapping the web page, which is what we're currently doing. The API is open-source: https://github.com/betagouv/pop.
It seems like they have released a new search engine (www.pop.culture.gouv.fr), which displays more fields than the old one (i.e., database name, creation date, reference, latitude/longitude, and possibly more)
With the new search engine, we get the same number of results (366)... search results pop.culture.gouv.fr
...as on the old one (not sorted the same way): search results www2.culture.gouv.fr
The new search engine also uses an API which returns the informations as a JSON object. This is way better than scrapping the web page, which is what we're currently doing. The API is open-source: https://github.com/betagouv/pop.
The values are the same, but the labels are not, which means that we would probably have to make some changes to the converter. The documentation for the labels is available here: https://github.com/betagouv/pop/blob/master/apps/api/doc/joconde.md
Sample JSON output from the API (only showing first result):
The final record would look like this (with only a few fields):