How can I easily get the doi numbers of posts that a collection contains in zotero.

zmetedinler · June 2, 2021

How can I easily get the doi numbers of posts that a collection contains in zotero. I thought of creating a report. or in an empty word file, I can add all the sources in the collection sequentially. However, this would be a waste of time.

Do you have a solution for such a situation? Can you explain?

adamsmith · June 2, 2021

You mean you have items in Zotero that are missing a DOI (and where the DOI exists?)

Try https://github.com/bwiernik/zotero-shortdoi

zmetedinler · June 2, 2021

Dear colleague.
The plugin you mentioned is already installed. Either importing short doi numbers into zotero. or importing long doi numbers into zoterone. But I want the opposite.

To use the system called scite_, I want to create a list of doi in a collection.

Thank you very much for your prompt reply.

adamsmith · June 2, 2021

Exporting items to CSV includes a column with DOIs, that's the quickest way that doesn't include coding.
With some light coding, CSV export could be modified to just include DOIs or a citation style could output just DOIs.

zmetedinler · June 2, 2021

thanks.

bwiernik · June 2, 2021

Note that there is also a Scite plugin for Zotero https://github.com/scitedotai/scite-zotero-plugin/

zmetedinler · June 2, 2021

this is the perfect thing.
and please Can you help me with engine.json?
(Another question I asked today. )

bwiernik · June 3, 2021

Can you post a link to your edited engines.JSON file?

zmetedinler · June 3, 2021

@bwiernik

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ONGSOVNKvhg49L-NFws-6P-vIoT6-bZk/view?usp=sharing

bwiernik · June 3, 2021

That JSON file isn’t valid. You have a couple of extra commas at various places. Run the file through here and correct the errors https://jsonlint.com/