Added Interface for Netzschleuder .gml.zst files #818
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Changed the API call to "urllib" instead of "requests" to avoid import errors in the build
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Just a heads up that commit b458a31 on the |
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Similar issue happened earlier with the previous one adaeae0 also broke because of missing requests. |
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I have added a new file repositories.py under src/igraph/io/ , for the creation of graph from netzschleuder.
It lets the user just specify the name of the dataset and get the single network in the dataset as a result if there is only one network in the dataset, otherwise it asks for the sub-network's name as well.
It temporarily downloads the .gml.zst file, decompresses it and then creates a graph out of the data. The graphs scope is limited to the data presentation in .gml files in netzschleuder.
This is supposed to be an attempt to open discussion on methods to import netzschleuder dataset via '.gml' datatype files. It can be further modified to take care of the issues arising due to incorrect handling of edge attributes in .gml files.