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{
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"translatorType": 1,
"label": "Datacite JSON",
"creator": "Philipp Zumstein",
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"minVersion": "3.0",
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"priority": 100,
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"lastUpdated": "2024-05-17 20:25:00"
}
/*
***** BEGIN LICENSE BLOCK *****
Copyright © 2019 Philipp Zumstein
This file is part of Zotero.
Zotero is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
Zotero is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Affero General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License
along with Zotero. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
***** END LICENSE BLOCK *****
*/
const datasetType = ZU.fieldIsValidForType('title', 'dataset')
? 'dataset'
: 'document';
// copied from CSL JSON
function parseInput() {
var str, json = "";
// Read in the whole file at once, since we can't easily parse a JSON stream. The
// chunk size here is pretty arbitrary, although larger chunk sizes may be marginally
// faster. We set it to 1MB.
while ((str = Z.read(1048576)) !== false) json += str;
try {
return JSON.parse(json);
}
catch (e) {
Zotero.debug(e);
return false;
}
}
function detectImport() {
var parsedData = parseInput();
if (parsedData && (parsedData.schemaVersion && parsedData.schemaVersion.startsWith("http://datacite.org/schema/") || /datacite/i.test(parsedData.agency))) {
return true;
}
return false;
}
/* eslint-disable camelcase*/
var mappingTypes = {
article: "preprint",
book: "book",
chapter: "bookSection",
"article-journal": "journalArticle",
"article-magazine": "magazineArticle",
"article-newspaper": "newspaperArticle",
thesis: "thesis",
"entry-encyclopedia": "encyclopediaArticle",
"entry-dictionary": "dictionaryEntry",
"paper-conference": "conferencePaper",
personal_communication: "letter",
manuscript: "manuscript",
interview: "interview",
motion_picture: "film",
graphic: "artwork",
webpage: "webpage",
report: "report",
bill: "bill",
legal_case: "case",
patent: "patent",
legislation: "statute",
map: "map",
"post-weblog": "blogPost",
post: "forumPost",
song: "audioRecording",
speech: "presentation",
broadcast: "radioBroadcast",
dataset: "dataset"
};
/* eslint-enable camelcase*/
// pre-6.0.26 releases don't have a dataset item type
if (datasetType == "document") {
mappingTypes.dataset = 'document';
}
function doImport() {
var data = parseInput();
var type = "journalArticle";
// we're using the citeproc mapping for pre v4 DataCite Kernel
if (data.types.citeproc && mappingTypes[data.types.citeproc]) {
type = mappingTypes[data.types.citeproc];
}
if (["softwaresourcecode", "softwareapplication", "mobileapplication", "videogame", "webapplication"].includes(data.types.schemaOrg.toLowerCase())) {
type = "computerProgram";
}
if (data.types.resourceTypeGeneral == "BookChapter") {
// for some reason datacite maps some BookChapters to citeproc article
type = "bookSection";
}
var item = new Zotero.Item(type);
if (data.types.citeproc == "dataset" && datasetType == "document") {
item.extra = "Type: dataset";
}
var title = "";
for (let titleElement of data.titles) {
if (!titleElement.title) {
continue;
}
if (!titleElement.titleType) {
title = titleElement.title + title;
}
else if (titleElement.titleType.toLowerCase() == "subtitle") {
title = title + ": " + titleElement.title;
}
}
item.title = title;
if (data.creators) {
for (let creator of data.creators) {
if (creator.familyName && creator.givenName) {
item.creators.push({
lastName: creator.familyName,
firstName: creator.givenName,
creatorType: "author"
});
}
else if (creator.nameType == "Personal") {
item.creators.push(ZU.cleanAuthor(creator.name, "author", true));
}
else {
item.creators.push({ lastName: creator.name, creatorType: "author", fieldMode: 1 });
}
}
}
if (data.contributors) {
for (let contributor of data.contributors) {
let role = "contributor";
if (contributor.contributorRole) {
switch (contributor.contributorRole.toLowerCase()) {
case "editor":
role = "editor";
break;
case "producer":
role = "producer";
break;
default:
// use the already assigned value
}
}
if (contributor.familyName && contributor.givenName) {
item.creators.push({
lastName: contributor.familyName,
firstName: contributor.givenName,
creatorType: role
});
}
else if (contributor.nameType == "Personal") {
item.creators.push(ZU.cleanAuthor(contributor.name, role));
}
else {
item.creators.push({ lastName: contributor.name, creatorType: role, fieldMode: 1 });
}
}
}
if (typeof (data.publisher) == "object") {
item.publisher = data.publisher.name;
}
else {
item.publisher = data.publisher;
}
let dates = {};
if (data.dates) {
for (let date of data.dates) {
dates[date.dateType] = date.date;
}
item.date = dates.Issued || dates.Updated || dates.Available || dates.Accepted || dates.Submitted || dates.Created || data.publicationYear;
}
item.DOI = data.doi;
//add DOI to extra for unsupported items
if (item.DOI && !ZU.fieldIsValidForType("DOI", item.itemType)) {
if (item.extra) {
item.extra += "\nDOI: " + item.DOI;
}
else {
item.extra = "DOI: " + item.DOI;
}
}
item.url = data.url;
item.language = data.language;
if (data.subjects) {
for (let subject of data.subjects) {
item.tags.push(subject.subject);
}
}
if (data.formats) {
item.medium = data.formats.join();
}
if (data.sizes) {
item.pages = item.artworkSize = data.sizes.join(", ");
}
item.version = data.version;
if (data.rightsList) {
item.rights = data.rightsList.map(x => x.rights).join(", ");
}
var descriptionNote = "";
if (data.descriptions) {
for (let description of data.descriptions) {
if (description.descriptionType == "Abstract") {
item.abstractNote = description.description;
}
else {
descriptionNote += "<h2>" + description.descriptionType + "</h2>\n" + description.description;
}
}
}
if (descriptionNote !== "") {
item.notes.push({ note: descriptionNote });
}
if (data.container) {
if (data.container.type == "Series") {
item.publicationTitle = data.container.title;
item.volume = data.container.volume;
var pages = (data.container.firstPage || "") + (data.container.lastPage || "");
if (!item.pages && pages !== "") {
item.pages = pages;
}
}
if (data.container.identifier && data.container.identifierType) {
if (data.container.identifierType == "ISSN") {
item.ISSN = data.container.identifier;
}
if (data.container.identifierType == "ISBN") {
item.ISBN = data.container.identifier;
}
}
}
if (data.relatedItems) {
for (let container of data.relatedItems) {
// For containers following Metadata Kernel 4.4 update
if (container.relationType == "IsPublishedIn") {
// we only grab the container info for IsPublishedIn, i.e. mostly books for chapter & journals
item.volume = container.volume;
if (container.titles) {
if (Array.isArray(container.titles) && container.titles.length) {
item.publicationTitle = container.titles[0].title;
}
else {
item.publicationTitle = container.titles.title;
}
}
if (container.relatedItemIdentifier) {
if (container.relatedItemIdentifier.relatedItemIdentifierType == "ISSN") {
item.ISSN = container.relatedItemIdentifier.relatedItemIdentifier;
}
else if (container.relatedItemIdentifier.relatedItemIdentifierType == "ISBN") {
item.ISBN = container.relatedItemIdentifier.relatedItemIdentifier;
}
}
item.issue = container.issue;
if (container.publicationYear) {
item.date = container.publicationYear;
}
if (container.firstPage && container.lastPage) {
item.pages = container.firstPage + "-" + container.lastPage;
}
else {
item.pages = (container.firstPage || "") + (container.lastPage || "");
}
item.edition = container.edition;
if (container.contributor && Array.isArray(container.contributor)) {
for (let contributor of container.contributor) {
let role = "contributor";
if (contributor.contributorType == "Editor") {
role = "editor";
}
if (contributor.familyName && contributor.givenName) {
item.creators.push({
lastName: contributor.familyName,
firstName: contributor.givenName,
creatorType: role
});
}
else if (contributor.nameType == "Personal") {
item.creators.push(ZU.cleanAuthor(contributor.name, role, true));
}
else {
item.creators.push({ lastName: contributor.name, creatorType: role, fieldMode: 1 });
}
}
}
break;
}
else {
continue;
}
}
}
if (data.relatedIdentifiers) {
for (let relates of data.relatedIdentifiers) {
if (!item.ISSN && relates.relatedIdentifierType == "ISSN") {
item.ISSN = relates.relatedIdentifier;
}
if (!item.ISBN && relates.relatedIdentifierType == "ISBN") {
item.ISBN = relates.relatedIdentifier;
}
}
}
// remove duplicate creators (they'll have had multiple roles in datacite metadata)
let uniqueCreatorSet = new Set(item.creators.map(JSON.stringify));
item.creators = Array.from(uniqueCreatorSet).map(JSON.parse);
item.complete();
}
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