#' papers.R Stats Method (Public Method)
#' @param discipline a numeric code indicating the discipline
#' @param upandcoming logical: give recent/trending top authors only?
#' @param url Mendeley API URL (don't change this)
#' @param key Mendeley API key (otherwise will try and load from package)
#'@param curl If using in a loop, call getCurlHandle() first and pass
#' the returned value in here (avoids unnecessary footprint)
#' @param ... optional additional curl options (debugging tools mostly)
#' @examples \dontrun{
#' papers()
#' papers(6) # top papers in a discipline (id 6 = Computer Science)
#' }
#' @export
papers <- function(discipline = NULL, upandcoming = FALSE, url = "http://api.mendeley.com/oapi/stats/papers/",
key = getOption("MendeleyKey", stop("need an API key for Mendeley")), ..., curl = getCurlHandle()) {
args <- list(consumer_key = key)
if (!is.null(discipline))
args$discipline <- as.character(discipline)
if (as.logical(upandcoming))
args$upandcoming <- 1L
tt <- getForm(url, .params = args, .opts = list(...), curl = curl)
ans <- fromJSON(tt)
structure(sapply(ans, `[[`, 2), names = sapply(ans, `[[`, 1))
}
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