write_refs: Export data to a bibliographic format

In synthesisr: Import, Assemble, and Deduplicate Bibliographic Datasets

Description

This function exports data.frames containing bibliographic information to either a .ris or .bib file.

Usage

write_bib(x)

write_ris(x, tag_naming = "synthesisr")

write_refs(x, format = "ris", tag_naming = "synthesisr", file = FALSE)

Arguments

x	Either a data.frame containing bibliographic information or an object of class bibliography.
tag_naming	what naming convention should be used to write RIS files? See details for options.
format	What format should the data be exported as? Options are ris or bib.
file	Either logical indicating whether a file should be written (defaulting to FALSE), or a character giving the name of the file to be written.

Value

Returns a character vector containing bibliographic information in the specified format if file is FALSE, or saves output to a file if TRUE.

Functions

• write_bib: Format a bib file for export

• write_ris: Format a ris file for export

Examples

eviatlas <- c(
  "TY  - JOUR",
  "AU  - Haddaway, Neal R.",
  "AU  - Feierman, Andrew",
  "AU  - Grainger, Matthew J.",
  "AU  - Gray, Charles T.",
  "AU  - Tanriver-Ayder, Ezgi",
  "AU  - Dhaubanjar, Sanita",
  "AU  - Westgate, Martin J.",
  "PY  - 2019",
  "DA  - 2019/06/04",
  "TI  - EviAtlas: a tool for visualising evidence synthesis databases",
  "JO  - Environmental Evidence",
  "SP  - 22",
  "VL  - 8",
  "IS  - 1",
  "SN  - 2047-2382",
  "UR  - https://doi.org/10.1186/s13750-019-0167-1",
  "DO  - 10.1186/s13750-019-0167-1",
  "ID  - Haddaway2019",
  "ER  - "
)

detect_parser(eviatlas) # = "parse_ris"
df <- as.data.frame(parse_ris(eviatlas))
ris_out <- write_refs(df, format = "ris", file = FALSE)

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