Create a pdf version for de gruyter- one short with abstract - one fully for long preservation

[eliselavy]

• Based on the discussion on the meeting of the 5 august 2021
• Provide a pdf based on the POC article for beginning september

Provide: Author name Title Doi. => will be in the export of the metadata of the scholar one

Information for the main author

[eliselavy]

PDF/A and PDF metadata

from de gruyter: they are not hard requirements that are, e.g., checked by any of our systems. The most important aspects are the PDF Standard, where PDF/A is desirable for long term archiving, and perhaps the PDF metadata. Information on both can be found in the attached PDF.

dg_web_data_guidelines.pdf

[eliselavy]

Font and layout

Concerning font and layout, we are flexible and while most out journals use our so-called house style, see e.g. https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/jtph-2021-0016/html (you can also download the PDF there), some look completely different, see e.g.: https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/vfzg-2014-0017/html.

That brings me to another pint: If the articles are published with a CC-BY license or another Creative Commons license, that also needs to be clearly presented in the PDF. For an example on how this looks in our standard articles, see the JTPH article above

[eliselavy]

Licence

That brings me to another pint: If the articles are published with a CC-BY license or another Creative Commons license, that also needs to be clearly presented in the PDF. For an example on how this looks in our standard articles, see the JTPH article above

[danieleguido]

As discussed with @orielisar the pdf version can be produced by using pandoc. Thre is an easy to use docker image see https://github.com/pandoc/dockerfiles#basic-usage

[eliselavy]

@orielisar @danieleguido Remarks of Bendix :

• licence needs to be there at the first page
• star needs to be set behind the main author
• addition of the issue in order to fit to the citation style

[eliselavy]

Proposition of @orielisar Abstract_02.pdf Abstract_03.pdf Abstract_04.pdf

[eliselavy]

Licence choosen CC BY

[eliselavy]

@eliselavy need to provide author info as notebook are anonymised

[eliselavy]

After meeting with de Gruyter on 16.09:

• pdf abstract available on the website
• link to the journal's article
• pdf with text and figures for long preservation but will not be available to be downloaded

[eliselavy]

After meeting of 24 september:

• DOI url pointed to our website
• Iframe integration
• pdf version with at the first page the QR code to redirect on our website

[eliselavy]

Difficulty to render the template / and requirements have change See issues:

• https://github.com/C2DH/journal-of-digital-history-pm/issues/1
• https://github.com/C2DH/journal-of-digital-history-backend/issues/42