View source: R/alm_signposts.R
alm_signposts | R Documentation |
This includes:
viewed: counter, and pmc (PLOS only)
saved: mendeley, and citeulike
discussed: facebook, and twitter at PLOS
cited: crossref, and scopus at PLOS
alm_signposts(doi = NULL, pmid = NULL, pmcid = NULL, wos = NULL, scp = NULL, url = NULL, source_id = NULL, key = NULL, api_url = "http://alm.plos.org/api/v5/articles", ...)
doi |
Digital object identifier for an article in PLoS Journals (character) |
pmid |
PubMed object identifier (numeric) |
pmcid |
PubMed Central object identifier (numeric) |
wos |
Web of Science identifier (character) |
scp |
Scopus identifier (character) |
url |
Canonical URL (character) |
source_id |
(character) Name of source to get ALM information for. One source only. You can get multiple sources via a for loop or lapply-type call. |
key |
your PLoS API key, either enter, or loads from .Rprofile (character) |
api_url |
API endpoint, defaults to http://alm.plos.org/api/v3/articles (character) |
... |
optional additional curl options (debugging tools mostly) |
This is just a wrapper around the function alm_ids
, forcing
info="summary", then coercing signposts data to a data.frame.
A data.frame of the signpost numbers for the searched object, and DOIs.
See a tutorial/vignette for alm at http://ropensci.org/tutorials/alm_tutorial.html
alm_ids
, plot_signposts
## Not run: # The default call with either doi, pmid, pmcid, wos, scp, or url without specifying # an argument for info alm_signposts(doi="10.1371/journal.pone.0029797") # Many DOIs dois <- c('10.1371/journal.pone.0001543','10.1371/journal.pone.0040117', '10.1371/journal.pone.0029797','10.1371/journal.pone.0039395') alm_signposts(doi=dois) # A single PubMed ID (pmid) alm_signposts(pmid=22590526) # A single PubMed Central ID (pmcid) alm_signposts(pmcid=212692) # A single PubMed Central ID (pmcid) alm_signposts(source_id = "crossref") # Curl debugging library('httr') alm_signposts(pmid=22590526, config=verbose()) ## End(Not run)
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