elife_doi: Get metadata on an article using a DOI, one to many.

In ropensci/elife: R interface to the eLife API.

Get metadata on an article using a DOI, one to many.

Description

Get metadata on an article using a DOI, one to many.

Usage

elife_doi(dois = NULL, ret = "all")

Arguments

dois

A single doi or a vector of quoted DOIs.

ret

Return a specific metadata section. One of: about, copyright_holder, article_type, pub_date_day, correspondence, award_group_funding_source, research_organism, license_url, doi_url, pub_date_timestamp, ack, components, journal_title, keywords, authors, accepted_date_day, accepted_date_date, article_institution, award_group_principle_award_recipient, accepted_date_timestamp, abstract, received_date_month, received_date_year, journal_issn_epub, pub_date_year, conflict, funding_statement, received_date_date, publisher, article_title, refs, license, accepted_date_year, doi, license_type, accepted_date_month, copyright_year, copyright_statement, pub_date_month, article_country, journal_id, received_date_day, subject_area, received_date_timestamp, pub_date_date

Value

Gives back a list of all metadata components unless you specify which you want back, see examples below.

Examples

## Not run: 
# one DOI, return everything
elife_doi(dois="10.7554/eLife.00160")

# one DOI, return just acknowledgements
elife_doi(dois="10.7554/eLife.00160", ret="ack")

#w many DOIs
elife_doi(dois=c("10.7554/eLife.00160","10.7554/eLife.00248"), ret="article_type")

# Search for articles using , then use DOIs in elife_doi call
dois <- searchelife(terms="Cell biology", searchin="subject_area", boolean="contains")
elife_doi(dois=dois, ret="subject_area")

## End(Not run)

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