import_pubs_scholar: Import publications from Google Scholar and print them in...
In Pakillo/CVtools: Tools for preparation and analysis of academic CVs.

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Import publications from Google Scholar and print them in Markdown format.

1	import_pubs_scholar(user, ..., return_bib = FALSE)

`user`	Character. The user ID in Google Scholar Citations. Obtain from author's profile in google scholar website.
`...`	Further parameters to pass to `print.BibEntry`, such as `max.names` (maximum number of names to display before substituting by 'et al.'), or `no.print.fields` to specify fields not to be printed (e.g. "doi", "url", "isbn", etc). Other options are fixed by default: `style = 'text'`, `bib.style = 'authoryear'`, `sorting = 'ydnt'`, and `first.inits = FALSE`.
`return_bib`	Logical If TRUE, will return a BibEntry object with all citations retrieved from Scholar so they can be later edited

Currently there is a limit of 100 publications to download from Scholar. Only full references with correct fields will be imported and printed. Use return_bib = TRUE to retrieve a BibEntry object with all the references in Scholar (to a limit of 100) that can be edited later.

F. Rodriguez-Sanchez

https://gist.github.com/Pakillo/9647756

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import_pubs_scholar(user="B7vSqZsAAAAJ")

# Return BibEntry object with all references (even if defective) so they can be edited later
mypubs <- import_pubs_scholar(user="B7vSqZsAAAAJ", return_bib = TRUE)

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