Package Exports

@citation-js/core
@citation-js/core/lib-mjs/index.js
@citation-js/core/lib/index.js
@citation-js/core/lib/plugin-common/input
@citation-js/core/lib/plugin-common/input/index.js
@citation-js/core/lib/plugin-common/output
@citation-js/core/lib/plugin-common/output/index.js
@citation-js/core/lib/plugins/input/csl.js
@citation-js/core/package.json

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Readme

@citation-js/core

Convert different bibliographic metadata sources.

Install

npm install @citation-js/core

Usage

Getting Started

You can read a guide on how to get started, together with some tutorials and examples, here.

`Cite`

More info

To use the Cite constructor, require() the module like this:

const {Cite} = require('@citation-js/core')

For example, to get the bibliographical data of the Wikidata item wd:Q21972834, and then format it in HTML, English and APA:

let example = new Cite('Q21972834')

let output = example.format('bibliography', {
  format: 'html',
  template: 'apa',
  lang: 'en-US'
})

console.log(output)

To test this code, go to RunKit.

Async

Use the async API (recommended for Wikidata, URL, and DOI input) like this:

let example = await Cite.async('Q21972834')

let output = example.format('bibliography', {
  format: 'html',
  template: 'apa',
  lang: 'en-US'
})

console.log(output)

Cite.async() also supports options as the second argument, and a callback function as last argument.