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Added US publisher Rolling Stone #453

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Thanks for adding 👍 Looks really good!


class RollingStoneParser(ParserProxy):
class V1(BaseParser):
_paragraph_selector = CSSSelector("div.a-content > * > p.paragraph")
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Thanks, the lists have a slightly different structure than normal articles. The CSSSelector is fixed and works for both now
https://github.com/brandjakHU/fundus/blob/e8918df4fca60325ae08b4cfb56b09559be83efc/src/fundus/publishers/us/rolling_stone.py#L18

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Thanks for addressing this. Unfortunately, they still don't work for the articles I posted, further, the new selector selects a lot of empty paragraphs. I would suggest to use div.a-content p.paragraph which parses both correctly.

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Thanks, i changed it to div.a-content p.paragraph. I originally used only p because i found one list article which uses <p> nodes without the paragraph-class (https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/best-beyonce-songs-1378620/find-your-way-back-2019-1380991/). However, all other articles i looked at use class=paragraph, so maybe it is better to select like this and avoid empty paragraphs?

class V1(BaseParser):
_paragraph_selector = CSSSelector("div.a-content > * > p.paragraph")
_summary_selector = CSSSelector("article > header > div.article-excerpt")
_subheadline_selector = CSSSelector("article > header > div.article-kicker")
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I could not find an example article for the subheadline selector, could you provide one in this comment?

Also, the subheadlines included in this article are not parsed properly:
https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/donald-trump-indictments-lawsuits-legal-cases-explained-1234767770/

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I interpreted subheadline as the smaller headline on top of the title, in the case of the upper article it would be "Defendant Don". The parsing is now fixed
https://github.com/brandjakHU/fundus/blob/e8918df4fca60325ae08b4cfb56b09559be83efc/src/fundus/publishers/us/rolling_stone.py#L20

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For Fundus, subheadlines are headlines that separate paragraphs. In the example article i posted the subheadlines would be Paying Off a Porn Star, Election Interference and Jan. 6, ...
I would suggest div.a-content h2.heading, div.a-content h2.c-gallery-vertical-featured-image__title

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Thanks for clarifying. I added div.a-content h2.heading. For the other subheadlines, the class h2.c-gallery-vertical-featured-image__title could not be parsed because it is not in the original sourcecode (there, the content is only h2 without any classes, maybe the class is added with a script before being shown in the browser). Instead, i selected via the identifier that is used by all of these lists with div.a-content div#pmc-gallery-vertical h2

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@MaxDall MaxDall merged commit 11a34c1 into flairNLP:master May 6, 2024
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