Nothing
oc_coci_refs()
, oc_coci_cites()
, and oc_coci_citation()
now support more than one DOI or COCI identifier passed in. oc_coci_meta()
already supported more than one identifier; now all four oc_coci*
methods support more than one identifier. The caveat is that the API route behindn oc_coci_meta()
supports >1 identifier in a single http request - whereas the API routes behind the other functions only support one identifier per request, so they make an http request for each identifier passed in (#6)oc_doi2ids
, oc_pmid2ids
, and oc_pmcid2ids
(see ?oc_lookup
) now all accept more than 1 identifier. the underlying SPARQL queries were modified to make this possible. (#1)oc_lookup
functions - this fix was later changed as part of another fix, but still appreciated (#2) (#3) thanks @Selboshoc_lookup
functions: only retrieve data.frame columns if they exist - prevents error on retrieving a column that doesn't exist (#4) thanks @SelboshAny scripts or data that you put into this service are public.
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