Add new entities: funders, sources, publishers

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Closes #124

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@maelle Have you seen this error for other ropensci packages? This is in our check-pkgdown.yml file. https://github.com/ropensci/openalexR/blob/66f07433b5efbdff16c581da9fdb754fb649fb4b/.github/workflows/check-pkgdown.yml#L28

Run devtools::install_github("https://github.com/ropensci-org/rotemplate")

[debug]/usr/local/bin/Rscript /home/runner/work/_temp/ea1f9bee-1054-454b-8bf6-6055f1296b5d

Using github PAT from envvar GITHUB_PAT Error: Error: Failed to install 'rotemplate' from GitHub: SSL peer certificate or SSH remote key was not OK: [api.github.com] SSL: no alternative certificate subject name matches target host name 'api.github.com' Execution halted Error: Process completed with exit code 1.

[debug]Finishing: Install dependencies

[maelle]

I haven't seen this error but I think your workflow can just skip installing rotemplate, only pkgdown is needed.

[yjunechoe]

Also apparently I can't comment on unchanged files in my review, but we should also edit the id_type() internal that oa_fetch() uses to guess entity type if only identifier is provided:

https://github.com/ropensci/openalexR/blob/66f07433b5efbdff16c581da9fdb754fb649fb4b/R/utils.R#L59-L68

And maybe worth adding the failing ones here to tests once that's implemented:

# These work:
i <- oa_fetch(identifier = "I4200000001") # Institution
a <- oa_fetch(identifier = "A1969205032") # Author

# New ones don't yet:
f <- oa_fetch(identifier = "F4320332161") # Funder
#> Error in match.arg(entity, oa_entities()): 'arg' must be NULL or a character vector
p <- oa_fetch(identifier = "P4310311775") # Publisher
#> Error in match.arg(entity, oa_entities()): 'arg' must be NULL or a character vector
s <- oa_fetch(identifier = "S1983995261") # Source
#> Error in match.arg(entity, oa_entities()): 'arg' must be NULL or a character vector

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Ready for next round of review @yjunechoe 🙏🏽

[yjunechoe]

All looks good to me! - You can go ahead and merge

One thing to watch out for which I think might just be on the API end is that multiple entity search works for Source but not Funder and Publisher. Maybe they haven't implemented the OR filter by ID for them yet:

## These work
w2 <- oa_fetch(identifier = c("W2100837269", "W1775749144"))
s2 <- oa_fetch(identifier = c("S2764455111", "S4306400806"))

## These don't work
f2 <- oa_fetch(identifier = c("F4320332161", "F4320306076"))
#> Error: OpenAlex API request failed [403]
#> Invalid query parameters error.
#> <openalex_id is not a valid field. Valid fields are underscore or hyphenated versions of: cited_by_count, continent, country_code, default.search, description.search, display_name, display_name.search, from_created_date, grants_count, ids.crossref, ids.doi, ids.openalex, ids.ror, ids.wikidata, is_global_south, openalex, roles.id, ror, summary_stats.2yr_mean_citedness, summary_stats.h_index, summary_stats.i10_index, wikidata, works_count>
p2 <- oa_fetch(identifier = c("P4310311775", "P4310320990"))
#> Error: OpenAlex API request failed [403]
#> Invalid query parameters error.
#> <openalex_id is not a valid field. Valid fields are underscore or hyphenated versions of: cited_by_count, continent, country_codes, default.search, display_name, display_name.search, from_created_date, hierarchy_level, ids.openalex, ids.ror, ids.wikidata, lineage, openalex, parent_publisher, roles.id, ror, summary_stats.2yr_mean_citedness, summary_stats.h_index, summary_stats.i10_index, wikidata, works_count>

For example, the code for f2 above generates this endpoint which returns an error:

• https://api.openalex.org/funders?filter=openalex_id:F4320332161|F4320306076

But the code for s2 also uses the same syntax for Source entities and this works fine:

• https://api.openalex.org/sources?filter=openalex_id:S2764455111|S4306400806

Maybe OpenAlex will catch up on these soon :)

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Thank you for pointing this out, @yjunechoe! I notified the OpenAlex team. Hopefully, they'll fix this soon. 🤞🏽

[h1-the-swan]

OpenAlex team member here. I have added the "openalex_id" filter to funders and publishers, which should fix this issue. Just FYI, though, I believe that that filter has been deprecated in favor of "openalex" (e.g., https://api.openalex.org/funders?filter=openalex:https://openalex.org/F4320306076), which is probably why it wasn't included in those newer entities.