get_metadata: Identifies meta information within txt documents.

In paulcbauer/citationsr: A package to analyze citations

Description

Takes a single txt file as input. To operate on a vector of txt files, use get_metadata_doc().

Usage

get_metadata(from, number = NULL, encoding = "ASCII", lines.import = 200,
  rcrossref = TRUE, bibtex = FALSE, vars = NULL, file = NULL,
  rename.file = FALSE, start = NULL, end = NULL)

Arguments

encoding	Character encoding scheme of input txt file. Default is "utf-8".
lines.import	Number of lines that should be imported from the input txt file. Default is 2000.
rcrossref	Use rcrossref function to identify article meta data via CrossRef API? Default is TRUE. Currently, no useful other ways of identifying metadata are implemented.
bibtex	Should reference be exported as bibtex? Works only with rcrossref = TRUE. Default is FALSE.
vars	Which variables should be returned? Specify as character vectors. By default, all available variables are returned.
filename	Input file; assumed to be txt format..
rename.files	Rename the text files with information found online. Default = FALSE.

Examples

## Not run: 
 setwd("C:/data")
 number <- 20 # or do not specify
 get_metadata_doc_nv(folder)
 ...set also other arguments in the funcion....

## End(Not run)

paulcbauer/citationsr documentation built on May 3, 2019, 5:47 p.m.