This PR adds optional commands to show/link accounts on Medium and Google Scholar
\medium{<USER_NAME>}: addresses issue #250
Parameter <USER_NAME> is defined by a blog link https://medium.com/@<USER_NAME>. This command uses \faMedium from the fontawesome.sty, which corresponds to an older icon of Medium.
\googlescholar{<USER_ID>}{<USER_NAME>}: targets users with academical record.
The first parameter, <USER_ID>, is used for hyperlink. The second, <USER_NAME>, is displayed in the pdf document. This command uses \faGraduationCap from the fontawesome.sty.
Since the value of parameter <USER_ID> in a link to user's profile is uniquely assigned by google, e.g. https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=<USER_ID>&hl=en, therefore, it is just a bunch of characters and not meaningful. Thus, you can specify <USER_NAME> or leave it empty which would default to \firstname{<NAME>} and \lastname{<SURNAME>} or equivalently \name{<NAME>}{<SURNAME>}.
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This PR adds optional commands to show/link accounts on Medium and Google Scholar
\medium{<USER_NAME>}: addresses issue #250Parameter
<USER_NAME>is defined by a blog linkhttps://medium.com/@<USER_NAME>. This command uses\faMediumfrom thefontawesome.sty, which corresponds to an older icon of Medium.\googlescholar{<USER_ID>}{<USER_NAME>}: targets users with academical record.The first parameter,
<USER_ID>, is used for hyperlink. The second,<USER_NAME>, is displayed in the pdf document. This command uses\faGraduationCapfrom thefontawesome.sty. Since the value of parameter<USER_ID>in a link to user's profile is uniquely assigned by google, e.g.https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=<USER_ID>&hl=en, therefore, it is just a bunch of characters and not meaningful. Thus, you can specify<USER_NAME>or leave it empty which would default to\firstname{<NAME>}and\lastname{<SURNAME>}or equivalently\name{<NAME>}{<SURNAME>}.