
Wos Parse Results
- 19 installs
- 45 repo stars
- Updated June 23, 2026
- yuanyuanma03/academic-research-skills
Parse Web of Science search results from the current page or API response into structured records with citations and DOIs.
About
Extracts structured WoS records by parsing the runQuerySearch NDJSON API response, or falls back to DOM scraping. It is an internal helper used by other WoS skills.
- Preferred NDJSON API-response parsing with DOM fallback
- Captures citation counts, DOIs, and abstracts
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| Installs | 19 |
|---|---|
| repo stars | ★ 45 |
| Last updated | June 23, 2026 |
| Repository | yuanyuanma03/academic-research-skills ↗ |
What it does
Parse Web of Science search results from the current page or API response into structured records with citations and DOIs.
Files
WoS Parse Results
Internal skill for extracting structured data from WoS. Two modes: API response parsing (preferred) or DOM scraping (fallback).
Steps
Step 1: API Response Parsing (preferred)
When using the runQuerySearch API, the response is NDJSON. Parse records from the records payload:
// Parse NDJSON response text
const lines = text.trim().split('\n').map(l => { try { return JSON.parse(l); } catch(e) { return null; } }).filter(Boolean);
const searchInfo = lines.find(l => l.key === 'searchInfo')?.payload;
const recordsData = lines.find(l => l.key === 'records')?.payload;
const records = Object.entries(recordsData).map(([idx, rec]) => ({
idx: parseInt(idx),
wosId: rec.colluid,
title: rec.titles?.item?.en?.[0]?.title || '',
authors: rec.names?.author?.en?.filter(Boolean).map(a => a.wos_standard).join('; ') || '',
source: rec.titles?.source?.en?.[0]?.title || '',
year: rec.pub_info?.pubyear || '',
vol: rec.pub_info?.vol || '',
issue: rec.pub_info?.issue || '',
pages: rec.pub_info?.page_no || '',
doi: rec.doi || '',
citations: rec.citation_related?.counts?.WOSCC || 0,
citationsAll: rec.citation_related?.counts?.ALLDB || 0,
refCount: rec.ref_count || 0,
abstract: rec.abstract?.basic?.en?.abstract?.replace(/<[^>]*>/g, '') || '',
docType: rec.doctypes?.[0] || '',
oa: rec.oa || false
}));Mode B: DOM Scraping (fallback)
When the browser is on a results page and API is not available:
async () => {
for (let i = 0; i < 20; i++) {
if (document.querySelector('app-record')) break;
await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 500));
}
const records = [...document.querySelectorAll('app-record')].map((rec, idx) => {
const titleEl = rec.querySelector('a[data-ta="summary-record-title-link"]');
const title = titleEl?.textContent?.trim() || '';
const href = titleEl?.href || '';
const wosId = href.match(/WOS:\w+/)?.[0] || '';
const authorEls = rec.querySelectorAll('a[data-ta*="DisplayName-author"]');
const authors = [...authorEls].map(a => a.textContent?.trim()).join('; ');
const sourceEl = rec.querySelector('a[data-ta="jcr-link-menu"]');
const source = sourceEl?.textContent?.trim()?.replace('arrow_drop_down', '') || '';
const citedEl = rec.querySelector('a[data-ta="stat-number-citation-related-count"]');
const citations = citedEl?.textContent?.trim() || '0';
return { idx: idx + 1, title, wosId, authors, source, citations };
});
return { status: 'ok', recordCount: records.length, records };
}Notes
- Mode A is always preferred — structured JSON, no selector fragility
- Mode B is fallback when already on a results page without API access
- DOM selectors may miss records due to lazy loading or dynamic rendering