Closed astrochun closed 2 years ago
Yes indeed, AuthorSearch()
should return the ORCiD if it's there. Do you want to come up with a PR? Would be highly appreciated! Changes required in:
@Michael-E-Rose sure, though I might not get to it until later this month.
While the OP is about AuthorSearch
, ORCiD is also missing from abstract_retrieval
. Namely, a search by a published work PID should also include the ORCID
if it's available in the Scopus metadata. Should that be a separate issue + PR?
Yes indeed,
AuthorSearch()
should return the ORCiD if it's there. Do you want to come up with a PR? Would be highly appreciated! Changes required in:
Note that the test query is one that does not contain an ORCiD. I suppose that is fine since that will return None
.
A default Scopus
Author_Search
query returns metadata that includes ORCiD if available.However, the
AuthorSearch
class does not provide this. For example:Documentation suggests this is partly implemented -
AuthorRetrieval
does return such information. However, when querying for a paper, theAuthor
Namespace does not include it. This ultimately requires a second query for a complete list of authors to get ORCiD.