Search or match items using CrossRef

Use the CrossRef API to match data (e.g., Cristin metadata with Crossref metadata) or search by title, authors and date

Usage

ZoteroMatch(
  title,
  authors,
  date,
  haystack = NULL,
  haystack.size = 3,
  crossref.search = FALSE,
  autosearch = FALSE,
  cristin.data = NULL,
  external.data = NULL,
  polite = TRUE,
  silent = FALSE,
  prefer.semantic = FALSE,
  log = list()
)

Arguments

title

Title of reference

authors

creators of the reference

date

publication date of the reference

haystack

Potential matches for search term (i.e., needle), Default: NULL

haystack.size

Number of items in the haystack, Default: 3

crossref.search

Search CrossRef if needle not found in haystack, Default: FALSE

autosearch

Match automatically or compare needle with haystack, Default: FALSE

cristin.data

Metadata from Cristin, Default: NULL

external.data

Metadata from external source (e.g., CrossRef), Default: NULL

polite

Will use an email stored in `.Renviron`, Default: TRUE

silent

Running silent, running deep, Default: FALSE

prefer.semantic

Prefer metadata from Semantic Scholar, Default: FALSE

log

A list for storing log elements, Default: list()

Value

A Zotero-type matrix (tibble) if match is found otherwise NULL

Details

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

See also

select, reexports, mutate, coalesce, pull sym RETRY toJSON, fromJSON adist, head map

Examples

# \donttest{
  # Conduct an autosearch in CrossRef using title, authors and date
  example <- ZoteroMatch(
    title = "Nonreplicable publications",
    authors = "Serra-Garcia & Gneezy",
    date = "2021",
    autosearch = TRUE
  )
#> Status 200: Zotero Match is OK. 
#> Found 1 potential match 

  # Print index using `ZoteroIndex`
  if (any(nrow(example$data))) {
  ZoteroIndex(example$data) |>
    dplyr::select(name) |>
    print(width = 80)
  }
#> # A tibble: 1 × 1
#>   name                                                                          
#>   <chr>                                                                         
#> 1 Serra-Garcia & Gneezy (2021) Nonreplicable publications are cited more than r…
# }