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pycite's changelog

pycite 0.1.4

  • We now use pytest for our tests instead of unittest. This introduces one new dependency. We also generate coverage reports with pytest-cov.

  • Instead of printing messages to the console, users now get information on the citations in a log file. This is named pycite_log.log and appends to file between script runs. The user can see which logs belong to which run via the date before the log messages.

pycite 0.1.3

  • JSTOR citations are no longer supported.

  • Fixed issues with NCBI citations not reversing author names.

  • Citations now include a date accessed attribute.

  • Citations now alphabetically as expected by Harvard citation standards.

  • Optimised imports, refactored to ensure that default arguments are immutable. RegEx matching now uses string literals as per PEP requirements.

  • Updated documentation to include the author's contact details, if needed.

pycite 0.1.2

  • Refactored code that selects relevant methods to follow the DRY principle.

  • Fixed issues with titles appearing before years in citations.

  • Fixed issues with single JSTOR authors being truncated. See #15.

  • Now supporting JSTOR as a paper source. See #15.

  • Fixed issues with misplaced "&" in citations. See #8.

  • Fixed issues with mix up of science direct volumes, years, pages. See #7.

  • Initial support for Science Direct papers. See #6.

  • New modules ncbi, helpers, and pubmed can be imported with ambiguous * imports.

  • Introduced new modules "helpers", "ncbi", and "pubmed" to allow for some order and ensure we do not have a super long single file package. This really is to keep things tidy.

  • Extended tests to ensure that we raise custom exceptions as necessary.

  • NCBI citations now include page numbers.

  • Script mode now has an optional show_doi argument to control DOI additions to PubMed citations.

  • PUbMed citations now include page numbers, where applicable. See #2

  • For PubMed citations, an optional show_doi argument was added to control whether dois should exist in the citation.

  • Initial support for a script mode.

pycite 0.1.1

  • Fixed issues with inconsistent tuple lengths in Pubmed citations #2

  • PyCite now takes an input_file and output_file as arguments.

  • Fixed issues with incorrect author formatting for NCBI and Pubmed articles

  • Initial support for Pubmed citations i.e., links in the form https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/

  • Explicitly set an HTML parser

  • Initial tests

  • Volumes no longer have the leading "v" attached.

  • Added split_authors a simple method to clean and abbreviate author names.

  • Fixed issues with actions not running on GitHub.

  • Updated documentation

pycite 0.1.0

  • Initial release