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Tools for analyzing academic text.
npm install academia --save
academia.CiteStyle
An enum:
Textual = 0
Parenthetical = 1
Alternate = 2
academia.Cite
{
style: CiteStyle, // the citation style; 0, 1, or 2
range?: [number, number], // the location of the citation within the paper
reference?: Reference, // the full Reference that the Cite matches
}
academia.AuthorYearCite
Extends academia.Cite
, and adds the following fields:
{
authors: Name[], // usually only last names
year: string, // most often a number, but may have a letter suffix
}
academia.Name
{
first?: string,
middle?: string,
last: string,
}
academia.Reference
{
authors: Name[], // the first / middle names will often be initialized
year: string, // most often a number, but may have a letter suffix
title: string,
venue?: string, // journal / specific conference / website; may be abbreviated
publisher?: string, // company name / conference
pages?: [number, number],
}
academia.Paper
{
sections: Section[],
title?: string,
authors?: Name[],
year?: number,
references?: Reference[],
cites?: Cite[],
}
academia.Section
{
title: string,
paragraphs: string[],
}
Copyright 2015 Christopher Brown. MIT Licensed.
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Tools for analyzing academic text
The npm package academia receives a total of 16 weekly downloads. As such, academia popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that academia demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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