parse_filing {edgarWebR} | R Documentation |
Parse Filing
Description
Given a link to filing document (e.g. the 10-K, 8-K) in HTML, process the file into parts and items. This enables follow-up processing of a desired section - e.g. just the Risk Factors. 'item.name' and 'part.name' are taken directly from the document without any attempt to normalize.
Usage
parse_filing(x, strip = TRUE, include.raw = FALSE, fix.errors = TRUE)
Arguments
x |
- URL to a filing HTML document, html text or xml_document |
strip |
- Should non-text elements be removed? Default: true |
include.raw |
- Include unprocessed nodes in result? Default: false |
fix.errors |
- Try to fix document errors (e.g. missing part labels). WIP. Default: true |
Details
NOTE: This has been tested on a range of documents, but formatting differences could cause failures. Please report an issue for any document that isn't parsed correctly.
FURTHER NOTE: Not all filings are well formed - missing headings, bad spacing, etc. These can all throw the parsing off!
Value
a dataframe with one row per paragraph
- part.name
Detected name of the Part
- item.name
Detected name of the Item
- text
Text of the paragraph / node
- raw*
Raw HTML of the node if
include.raw = TRUE
Examples
try(head(parse_filing(paste0('https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/',
'712515/000071251517000010/ea12312016-q3fy1710qdoc.htm')), 6))