Citation.js converts formats like BibTeX, Wikidata JSON and ContentMine JSON to CSL-JSON to convert to other formats like APA, Vancouver and back to BibTeX.
When infoPart.type is a string it shouldn't be tested with .includes(). Subtle, because there's a String.prototype.includes as well as the array version, so it doesn't throw an error. This usually doesn't matter, but it could when, for example, infoPart.type = 'article-journal' and entry.type = 'article'.
Expected behaviour: true when infoPart.type is a string is the same as entry.type or when infoPart.type is an array, one of the elements being the same as entry.type; false otherwise.
https://github.com/larsgw/citation.js/blob/61d0bd3bf81af7e97c18c8128101815b068104c1/src/get/modules/ris/index.js#L174
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infoPart.typeis a string it shouldn't be tested with.includes(). Subtle, because there's aString.prototype.includesas well as the array version, so it doesn't throw an error. This usually doesn't matter, but it could when, for example,infoPart.type = 'article-journal'andentry.type = 'article'.Expected behaviour: true when
infoPart.typeis a string is the same asentry.typeor wheninfoPart.typeis an array, one of the elements being the same asentry.type; false otherwise.