write_scopus_records: Read and write 'Scopus' record sets

In scopusflow: A Reproducible Workflow Layer for 'Scopus' Bibliographic Searches

Read and write 'Scopus' record sets

Description

Save a scopus_records tibble to disk and read it back, with a stable round-trip. The file extension selects the format. An .rds file preserves the types and class exactly, while a .csv file is portable plain text.

Usage

write_scopus_records(x, path)

read_scopus_records(path)

Arguments

x	A scopus_records tibble to write.
path	Explicit file path. The functions read from, or write to, exactly this path and leave the working directory alone. Parent directories are assumed to exist already.

Value

write_scopus_records() returns x invisibly. read_scopus_records() returns a scopus_records tibble.

Examples

recs <- scopus_records(list(entry = list(
  list(`dc:identifier` = "SCOPUS_ID:1", `prism:doi` = "10.1/a",
       `dc:title` = "A study", `prism:coverDate` = "2020-01-01")
)))
path <- tempfile(fileext = ".csv")
write_scopus_records(recs, path)
read_scopus_records(path)

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