Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, the --update flag takes in the absolute path of metadata JSON file (ex. eupmc_results.json) to update an existing CProject with a new set of papers. This is a problem because the user must locate the JSON file, copy-paste the absolute path, and give pygetpapers an API.
Describe the solution you'd likepygetpapers can, based on the output directory, work out the path of the metadata JSON file, and update the CProject.
Additional context
It's very easy for a user to mistype the absolute path. And it's also too much to expect the users to give the API each time they update the CProject.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Currently, the
--update
flag takes in the absolute path of metadata JSON file (ex.eupmc_results.json
) to update an existing CProject with a new set of papers. This is a problem because the user must locate the JSON file, copy-paste the absolute path, and givepygetpapers
an API.Describe the solution you'd like
pygetpapers
can, based on the output directory, work out the path of the metadata JSON file, and update the CProject.So, instead of:
The user can say:
Additional context It's very easy for a user to mistype the absolute path. And it's also too much to expect the users to give the API each time they update the CProject.