Add Openverse Fetch Script (Initial Implementation) by Babi-B · Pull Request #185 · creativecommons/quantifying

Babi-B · 2025-10-14T01:43:04Z

Fixes

Fixes[Feature] Add Openverse as a Data Source #184 by @Babi-B

Description

This PR introduces a new fetch script for collecting licensed data from the Openverse API

Technical details

Implements modular design; only the fetch phase has been implemented
The implementation fetches a small dataset (images) from the Openverse API
The fetch data is stored in data/2025Q4/1-fetch/openverse_fetch.csv

Tests

Referenced existing code (github_fetch.py) for best practices

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TimidRobot

This is a great start!

TimidRobot

Good work, getting closer

najuna-brian

@TimidRobot,
Hello, this is a good example: @Babi-B used a raise, this raises a new exception, signaling that something went wrong and stopping further normal execution, instead of using return [] which I explained here.

TimidRobot

Nearly done!

TimidRobot · 2025-10-29T11:14:07Z

Just a few trivial changes and then this PR can be merged!

… into openverse-fetch

TimidRobot

Thank you for your work on this!

Babi-B · 2025-10-14T01:43:04Z

Fixes

Fixes[Feature] Add Openverse as a Data Source #184 by @Babi-B

Description

This PR introduces a new fetch script for collecting licensed data from the Openverse API

Technical details

Implements modular design; only the fetch phase has been implemented
The implementation fetches a small dataset (images) from the Openverse API
The fetch data is stored in data/2025Q4/1-fetch/openverse_fetch.csv

Tests

Referenced existing code (github_fetch.py) for best practices

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TimidRobot

This is a great start!

TimidRobot

Good work, getting closer

najuna-brian

@TimidRobot,
Hello, this is a good example: @Babi-B used a raise, this raises a new exception, signaling that something went wrong and stopping further normal execution, instead of using return [] which I explained here.

TimidRobot

Nearly done!

TimidRobot · 2025-10-29T11:14:07Z

Just a few trivial changes and then this PR can be merged!

… into openverse-fetch

TimidRobot

Thank you for your work on this!

Babi-B · 2025-10-14T01:43:04Z

Fixes

Fixes[Feature] Add Openverse as a Data Source #184 by @Babi-B

Description

This PR introduces a new fetch script for collecting licensed data from the Openverse API

Technical details

Implements modular design; only the fetch phase has been implemented
The implementation fetches a small dataset (images) from the Openverse API
The fetch data is stored in data/2025Q4/1-fetch/openverse_fetch.csv

Tests

Referenced existing code (github_fetch.py) for best practices

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TimidRobot

This is a great start!

TimidRobot

Good work, getting closer

najuna-brian

@TimidRobot,
Hello, this is a good example: @Babi-B used a raise, this raises a new exception, signaling that something went wrong and stopping further normal execution, instead of using return [] which I explained here.

TimidRobot

Nearly done!

TimidRobot · 2025-10-29T11:14:07Z

Just a few trivial changes and then this PR can be merged!

… into openverse-fetch

TimidRobot

Thank you for your work on this!

Babi-B · 2025-10-14T01:43:04Z

Fixes

Fixes[Feature] Add Openverse as a Data Source #184 by @Babi-B

Description

This PR introduces a new fetch script for collecting licensed data from the Openverse API

Technical details

Implements modular design; only the fetch phase has been implemented
The implementation fetches a small dataset (images) from the Openverse API
The fetch data is stored in data/2025Q4/1-fetch/openverse_fetch.csv

Tests

Referenced existing code (github_fetch.py) for best practices

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TimidRobot

This is a great start!

TimidRobot

Good work, getting closer

najuna-brian

@TimidRobot,
Hello, this is a good example: @Babi-B used a raise, this raises a new exception, signaling that something went wrong and stopping further normal execution, instead of using return [] which I explained here.

TimidRobot

Nearly done!

TimidRobot · 2025-10-29T11:14:07Z

Just a few trivial changes and then this PR can be merged!

… into openverse-fetch

TimidRobot

Thank you for your work on this!

Babi-B · 2025-10-14T01:43:04Z

Fixes

Fixes[Feature] Add Openverse as a Data Source #184 by @Babi-B

Description

This PR introduces a new fetch script for collecting licensed data from the Openverse API

Technical details

Implements modular design; only the fetch phase has been implemented
The implementation fetches a small dataset (images) from the Openverse API
The fetch data is stored in data/2025Q4/1-fetch/openverse_fetch.csv

Tests

Referenced existing code (github_fetch.py) for best practices

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TimidRobot

This is a great start!

TimidRobot

Good work, getting closer

najuna-brian

@TimidRobot,
Hello, this is a good example: @Babi-B used a raise, this raises a new exception, signaling that something went wrong and stopping further normal execution, instead of using return [] which I explained here.

TimidRobot

Nearly done!

TimidRobot · 2025-10-29T11:14:07Z

Just a few trivial changes and then this PR can be merged!

… into openverse-fetch

TimidRobot

Thank you for your work on this!

Babi-B · 2025-10-14T01:43:04Z

Fixes

Fixes[Feature] Add Openverse as a Data Source #184 by @Babi-B

Description

This PR introduces a new fetch script for collecting licensed data from the Openverse API

Technical details

Implements modular design; only the fetch phase has been implemented
The implementation fetches a small dataset (images) from the Openverse API
The fetch data is stored in data/2025Q4/1-fetch/openverse_fetch.csv

Tests

Referenced existing code (github_fetch.py) for best practices

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TimidRobot

This is a great start!

TimidRobot

Good work, getting closer

najuna-brian

@TimidRobot,
Hello, this is a good example: @Babi-B used a raise, this raises a new exception, signaling that something went wrong and stopping further normal execution, instead of using return [] which I explained here.

TimidRobot

Nearly done!

TimidRobot · 2025-10-29T11:14:07Z

Just a few trivial changes and then this PR can be merged!

… into openverse-fetch

TimidRobot

Thank you for your work on this!

Babi-B · 2025-10-14T01:43:04Z

Fixes

Fixes[Feature] Add Openverse as a Data Source #184 by @Babi-B

Description

This PR introduces a new fetch script for collecting licensed data from the Openverse API

Technical details

Implements modular design; only the fetch phase has been implemented
The implementation fetches a small dataset (images) from the Openverse API
The fetch data is stored in data/2025Q4/1-fetch/openverse_fetch.csv

Tests

Referenced existing code (github_fetch.py) for best practices

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TimidRobot

This is a great start!

TimidRobot

Good work, getting closer

najuna-brian

@TimidRobot,
Hello, this is a good example: @Babi-B used a raise, this raises a new exception, signaling that something went wrong and stopping further normal execution, instead of using return [] which I explained here.

TimidRobot

Nearly done!

TimidRobot · 2025-10-29T11:14:07Z

Just a few trivial changes and then this PR can be merged!

… into openverse-fetch

TimidRobot

Thank you for your work on this!

Babi-B · 2025-10-14T01:43:04Z

Fixes

Fixes[Feature] Add Openverse as a Data Source #184 by @Babi-B

Description

This PR introduces a new fetch script for collecting licensed data from the Openverse API

Technical details

Implements modular design; only the fetch phase has been implemented
The implementation fetches a small dataset (images) from the Openverse API
The fetch data is stored in data/2025Q4/1-fetch/openverse_fetch.csv

Tests

Referenced existing code (github_fetch.py) for best practices

Checklist

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TimidRobot

This is a great start!

TimidRobot

Good work, getting closer

najuna-brian

@TimidRobot,
Hello, this is a good example: @Babi-B used a raise, this raises a new exception, signaling that something went wrong and stopping further normal execution, instead of using return [] which I explained here.

TimidRobot

Nearly done!

TimidRobot · 2025-10-29T11:14:07Z

Just a few trivial changes and then this PR can be merged!

… into openverse-fetch

TimidRobot

Thank you for your work on this!

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Set permission to execute
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Merge branch 'creativecommons:main' into openverse-fetch
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Correct typo
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create a difference to test execution
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Make script executable
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Make openverse_fetch.py executable
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Add arXiv data fetching functionality #179
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