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@citation-js/plugin-doi
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@citation-js/plugin-doi
Plugin for DOI input for Citation.js.
Install
npm install @citation-js/plugin-doi
Usage
Register by importing the package:
require('@citation-js/plugin-doi')
Formats
Formats and other features added by this plugin.
Input
Supports DOIs inputted in the following ways:
@doi/api: adoi.orgURL@doi/id: a single DOI@doi/list+text: whitespace-separated list of DOIs@doi/list+object: array of DOIs
Additionally, the following internal type is exposed:
@doi/type: fix thetypevalue in certain API responses
0.4.0-rc.2 (2019-02-26)
Bug Fixes
- core: keep custom props when normalizing (7b33982), closes #8
- core: pass options from Cite.async (663c6c1)
- core: support node 6 (a1ebf08)
- plugin-bibtex: support node 6 (8f6839b)
- plugin-wikidata: support more than 50 WD IDs (#11) (79ae40c)
Features
- cli: add --pipe option (a2993cc)
- cli: error on invalid options for pipe (0f6839d)
- core: include complete graph (2c82e48), closes larsgw/citation.js#165
- plugin-common: support NDJSON (e68afe1), closes larsgw/citation.js#163
- plugin-wikidata: allow subclass types (#5) (fc8aa7d), closes larsgw/citation.js#166
- plugin-wikidata: support namedAs qualifier (664644b), closes larsgw/citation.js#163
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FAQs
Plugin for DOI input for Citation.js
The npm package @citation-js/plugin-doi receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @citation-js/plugin-doi popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @citation-js/plugin-doi demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 26 Feb 2019
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