jss | R Documentation |
Utilities for processing the metainformation of (forthcoming) publications in the Journal of Statistical Software (JSS).
jss(dir = ".")
## S3 method for class 'jss'
format(x, style = "BibTeX", ...)
## S3 method for class 'jss'
as.character(x, ...)
dir |
character specifying the directory to a JSS publication along with supplementary files (if any). |
x |
an object of class |
style |
character specifying the style of string that should be generated (BibTeX, CITATION, or README). |
... |
arguments passed to other functions. |
The function jss
sets up a list with information about the
publication and corresponding supplementary files. The resulting
object of class jss
can then be formatted or coerced into
different formats.
jss
returns an object of class "jss"
, i.e., a list with components as follows.
key |
character vector with two possible styles of bib keys, |
author |
character vector with LaTeX-style formatted authors, |
person |
person vector of authors, |
title |
character with simple text title, |
textitle |
character with LaTeX-formatted title (including proglang, pkg, etc.), |
plaintitle |
character with plain LaTeX-formatted title (without proglang, pkg, etc.), |
journal |
character with journal/section, |
year |
year of publication, |
month |
month of publication, |
volume |
volume, |
number |
issue, |
pages |
number of pages, |
url |
JSS URL, |
doi |
DOI, |
type |
type of publication (article, code snippet, book review, or software review), |
directory |
character with path to all files, |
package |
name of package(s) associated with the publication, |
rpackage |
logical indicating whether the publication is associated with an R package, |
readme |
character with path to |
rscript |
character with path to |
bibentry
,
person
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