biorxiv-database

You can search bioRxiv preprints by author and date range using keyword and author queries with interval-based retrieval, receiving structured JSON output that includes doi, title, authors, date, category, and abstract data.

The best way to retrieve bioRxiv metadata for a literature review is using keyword and category filtering, which returns structured JSON output for easy ingestion into analyses and references, including accessible links to PDFs and HTML pages.

Yes, you can get bioRxiv abstracts and PDF links in a structured JSON format that includes doi, title, authors, date, category, and abstract data, providing convenient metadata access and links to HTML pages for downstream processing.

Yes, the bioRxiv API search tool handles pagination and rate limits automatically, enabling you to retrieve preprint metadata across large result sets without hitting API constraints.

Yes, you need the requests library installed in your Python environment to run bioRxiv searches, as the tool depends on it to interact with the bioRxiv API and retrieve preprint metadata.