Standardize publications using Zotero API #474
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I don't want to put this on anyone... but if someone has the time to review that would be awesome @sehilyi @dvdkouril |
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| {% capture citation %}{{ page.cite.authors }}. “{{ page.title }}” {{ page.cite.published }} ({{ page.year }}).{% endcapture %} | |||
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This changes the rendering of the citation such that there is a doi link, e.g.:
"T Manz and N Gehlenborg. Fancy Journal 4(10):1-4 doi:example-doi (2024)."
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This is only for the detail page, right? Would it make sense to have the DOI links also in the list view at hidive.org/publications? Some of the newer preprints have that there even now, without a clickable link.
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I agree. That would be awesome.
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I can make a separate PR to update the publications-rows.html accordingly (or add to this PR).
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^ I already edited that file to apply the rich formatting of the text from the yaml.
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Hows this? @ngehlenborg @dvdkouril
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@manzt Could we format the publications like this:
I.e., period after author list, comma after title, year after venue, doi at the very end.
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Maybe a future TODO, but would could have a lab CSL which formats in your preferred style. You can supply a custom CSL to the Zotero API.
I'd experimented with this approach over the weekend (adapted from Nature Publishing Group - Vancouver) but it felt like a separate rabbit hole. https://github.com/manzt/hidive-pubs/blob/12e517c6ddf0713628b6dfb001c56862c27b7b1e/assets/hidive.csl
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I think this is ready to merge. |
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Let me now do just a final quick pass looking at the author names. |
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Sorry can you approve this again... I added #475 which was merged before thi... |
Ok... this PR serves two primary purposes.
The main thing is that it links our existing publications here by Zotero ID to entries on Zotero. And second it makes an attempt to standardize the formatting of authors and publishing.