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DBLP Has a Free API — Search Every Computer Science Paper Ever Published

DBLP Has a Free API — Search Every Computer Science Paper Ever Published

via Dev.to PythonAlex Spinov

Looking for a specific CS paper? Or all publications by a researcher? Or papers from a specific conference? DBLP indexes virtually every computer science publication — 6.5M+ papers from conferences, journals, and workshops. And it has a free API. No key needed. What Is DBLP? DBLP (Digital Bibliography & Library Project) is THE reference database for computer science. It indexes: 6.5M+ publications (papers, articles, books) 3.5M+ authors with disambiguated profiles All major CS conferences (NeurIPS, ICML, CVPR, ACL, SIGMOD, etc.) All major CS journals (JACM, IEEE TPAMI, VLDB Journal, etc.) Quick Start import requests # Search for papers resp = requests . get ( " https://dblp.org/search/publ/api " , params = { " q " : " attention is all you need " , " format " : " json " , " h " : 5 }) hits = resp . json ()[ " result " ][ " hits " ][ " hit " ] for hit in hits : info = hit [ " info " ] title = info . get ( " title " , " N/A " ) year = info . get ( " year " , " N/A " ) venue = info . get (

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