cffr (version 1.4.2)

cff_extract_to_bibtex: Previous API: create BibTeX entries from multiple sources

Description

Use as_bibentry() instead.

Usage

cff_extract_to_bibtex(x, what = c("preferred", "references", "all"))
cff_to_bibtex(x, what = c("preferred", "references", "all"))

Value

See as_bibentry().

Arguments

x

The source used to generate the bibentry object with cffr. It can be:

• A missing value, which retrieves the DESCRIPTION file from your in-development package.

• An existing cff object created with cff(), cff_create() or as_cff().

• A path to a CITATION.cff file ("CITATION.cff").

• The name of an installed package ("jsonlite").

• A path to a DESCRIPTION file ("DESCRIPTION").

what

Fields to extract from a full cff object. It can be:

• preferred: Create a single entry with the main citation information of the package (key preferred-citation).

• references: Extract all entries of the references key.

• all: Extract both the preferred-citation and references keys.

See vignette("r-cff", package = "cffr").

See Also

Deprecated functions: cff_from_bibtex(), cff_parse_citation(), cff_parse_person(), write_bib()

Examples

# \donttest{
# From a `cff` object.
cff_object <- cff()

cff_object

# A `bibentry` object.
bib <- as_bibentry(cff_object)
# }