@citation-js/plugin-wikidata
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Plugin for Wikidata for Citation.js.
npm install @citation-js/plugin-wikidata
Register by importing the package:
require('@citation-js/plugin-wikidata')
Formats and other features added by this plugin.
This plugin accepts Wikidata IDs in the following formats:
@wikidata/id: single ID@wikidata/list+text: whitespace- or comma-delimited list of IDs@wikidata/api: API URL@wikidata/url: entity URL@wikidata/list+object: array of IDsAPI responses (@wikidata/object) are also supported. Additionally, this plugin exposes input parsing methods concerning individual properties and types, under the types @wikidata/prop and @wikidata/type.
Input languages can be specified:
const {plugins} = require('@citation-js/core')
const config = plugins.config.get('@wikidata')
config.langs // ['en']
config.langs = ['fr', 'de', 'en'] // searches for French, then German then English labels
FAQs
Plugin for Wikidata for Citation.js
The npm package @citation-js/plugin-wikidata receives a total of 921 weekly downloads. As such, @citation-js/plugin-wikidata popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @citation-js/plugin-wikidata 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.
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