Search Cristin API

Use search parameters for the Cristin API and return the results as a tibble. See CristinWrangler

Usage

Cristin(
  id = NULL,
  doi = NULL,
  title = NULL,
  contributor = NULL,
  issn = NULL,
  unit = NULL,
  institution = NULL,
  user = NULL,
  category = NULL,
  published_since = NULL,
  published_before = NULL,
  created_since = NULL,
  created_before = NULL,
  modified_since = NULL,
  modified_before = NULL,
  year_reported = NULL,
  project_code = NULL,
  funding_source = NULL,
  funding = NULL,
  lang = NULL,
  page = 1,
  per_page = 1000,
  max.results = NULL,
  no.results = FALSE,
  sort = NULL,
  filter = NULL,
  fields = "all",
  open.query = NULL,
  all.results = TRUE,
  force = FALSE,
  remove.duplicates = TRUE,
  silent = FALSE,
  base.url = "https://api.cristin.no/v2/results",
  custom.url = NULL,
  use.identifiers = TRUE,
  crossref.search = FALSE,
  autosearch = TRUE,
  zotero = NULL,
  zotero.import = TRUE,
  zotero.check = TRUE,
  nvi = FALSE,
  remove.na = TRUE,
  replace.na = "book",
  force.type = NULL,
  override = FALSE,
  polite = TRUE,
  log = list()
)

Arguments

id: The Cristin id of the result, Default: NULL
doi: DOI name (e.g. doi=10.1000/123456), Default: NULL
title: The title of the result, Default: NULL
contributor: Author's name or Cristin person id, Default: NULL
issn: The issn of the result, Default: NULL
unit: Id (e.g. unit=185.53.18.10), Default: NULL
institution: Id (one number, e.g. institution=185), name or acronym of the institution the contributors belong to, Default: NULL
user: A person's username in Cristin together with the institution id separated by colon (e.g., `askeladd:185`), Default: NULL
category: Categories. See category codes, Default: NULL
published_since: Results published since and inclusive the given year, (yyyy), Default: NULL
published_before: Results published before and inclusive the given year, (yyyy), Default: NULL
created_since: Results created since and inclusive the given date, (yyyy-mm-dd), Default: NULL
created_before: Results created before and inclusive the given date, (yyyy-mm-dd), Default: NULL
modified_since: Results modified since and inclusive the given date, (yyyy-mm-dd), Default: NULL
modified_before: Results modified before and inclusive the given date, (yyyy-mm-dd), Default: NULL
year_reported: The year a result was reported, Default: NULL
project_code: Project code is the internal reference number used by funding source, Default: NULL
funding_source: Funding source code e.g: NFR, Default: NULL
funding: Funding source code e.g: NFR, and project_code together separated by colon (e.g., NFR:1234), Default: NULL
lang: Two letter language code, Default: NULL
page: Page number. See pagination, Default: 1
per_page: Number of items per page (1000 is max). See pagination, Default: 1000
max.results: Do you need a limit?, Default: NULL
no.results: Do you need only the number of results?, Default: FALSE
sort: Sorts on `category` and/or `year_published`. See search and sort. Default sort order is on `cristin_result_id` in ascending order, Default: NULL
filter: Vector of cateogries to include in results. See category code, Default: NULL
fields: `fields = all` gives a list of result objects with all available fields. If this parameter is omitted, a list of result summaries with fewer fields will be returned, Default: all
open.query: Define your own query terms, Default: NULL
all.results: Find all results in query, Default: TRUE
force: Force is seldom wise, but sometimes..., Default: FALSE
remove.duplicates: Remove duplicates if TRUE, Default: TRUE
silent: c2z is noisy, tell it to be quiet, Default: FALSE
base.url: The base url for the Cristin API, Default: https://api.cristin.no/v2/results
custom.url: Define your own Cristin API url, Default: NULL
use.identifiers: Use if ISBN/DOI identifiers if enabled, Default: TRUE
crossref.search: Query Crossref database based on title, authors, and date if enabled, Default: FALSE
autosearch: Results could be automatically evaluated (based on some logic) or you could inspect them manually if set to FALSE, Default: TRUE
zotero: A list with information on the specified Zotero library (e.g., id, API key, collections, and items), Default: NULL
zotero.import: Use CristinWrangler to wrangle metadata into an acceptable format for Zotero, Default: TRUE
zotero.check: Check for Cristin references already stored in Zotero, Default: TRUE
nvi: Filter out non-NVI publications Default: FALSE
remove.na: Cristin contains many, more or less, obscure categories, and not all are (yet) supported. By default these are removed, however, if this option is set to FALSE unsupported categories are treated according to replace.na, Default: TRUE
replace.na: May the odds be in your favor and replace unsupported categories with a predefined itemType if remove.na is set to false, Default: 'book'
force.type: Force all items to a predefined itemType, Default: NULL
override: Put your faith in the algorithms and the identifiers (i.e., DOI/ISBN) and override what is reported in Cristin, Default: FALSE
polite: Please store you email in `.Renviron` to query Crossref, Default: TRUE
log: A list for storing log elements, Default: list()

Value

A list with (exported) items from Cristin

Details

Please see #' https://oeysan.github.io/c2z/

Examples

# \donttest{
  # Simple `Cristin` search by id
  example <- Cristin(id = "840998")
#> Found 1 result 
#> Checking whether references are supported. See `CristinSupported()` 
#> Looking for missing data 
#> Converting 1 reference from Cristin to Zotero format 
#> 
—————————————————Process: 100.00% (1/1). Elapsed time: 00:00:02—————————————————

  # Print index using `ZoteroIndex`
  if (any(nrow(example$results))) {
    ZoteroIndex(example$results) |>
      dplyr::select(name) |>
      print(width = 80)
  }
#> # A tibble: 1 × 1
#>   name                                                                          
#>   <chr>                                                                         
#> 1 Petersen (2012) Seeds of Satan: Conceptions of Magic in Contemporary Satanism…
# }

Usage

Arguments

Value

Details

See also

Examples