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Package datacite
Short Description A DataCite API client for creating/updating DOI metadata (Schema 4.4), developed and used by Dagstuhl Publishing.
License MIT license
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The Dagstuhl DataCite API client
The aim of this project is to provide an easy-to-use php interface for
- providing schema-compliant DataCite metadata (Schema 4.4)
- registering/updating the doi metadata via the DataCite API.
Note:
- This is not a full API implementation; it only covers the use cases required by Dagstuhl Publishing.
- This is a mirror of the master branch of our internal git.
Installation: composer require dagstuhl/datacite
Code Examples:
1) Creation of a metadata record
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General Information:
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Adding an author with affiliation:
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Adding an editor with affiliation based on ror Identifier:
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Adding relationships to other resources / alternative identifiers:
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Classifying the type of the Document
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Add date-fields:
- View the generated JSON:
2) Registering/Updating DOI Metadata
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Updating an existing record:
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The same lines of code produce a draft record, if the DOI was not registered before. To make this draft data publicly available and finally register the doi, simply call
- For error handling/debugging, use the following methods showing details on the status of the last HTTP-request:
3) Connect to your own models by implementing a DataCiteDataProvider
- the
DataCiteDataProviderinterface provides a clean interface to your custom models - just implement this interface on your models and obtain a DataCiteRecord by
