The publisher is the entity responsible for holding, archiving, releasing, or distributing the resource. It is typically included in dataset citation metadata.
For software, this might refer to a code repository (e.g., GitHub). If both
a hosting platform and a producing institution are involved, use the
publisher for the institution and creator() with
contributorType = "hostingInstitution" for the platform.
publisher(x)publisher(x, overwrite = TRUE) <- value
A character string of length one containing the "publisher" attribute.
When assigning, the updated object x is returned invisibly.
A dataset object created with dataset_df() or
as_dataset_df().
Logical. Should existing publisher metadata be overwritten?
Defaults to FALSE. If FALSE and the field exists, a warning is issued.
A character string specifying the publisher.
Adds or retrieves the optional "publisher" attribute for a dataset object.
This property aligns with dct:publisher (Dublin Core) and publisher
(DataCite).
Other bibliographic helper functions:
contributor(),
creator(),
dataset_format(),
dataset_title(),
description(),
geolocation(),
get_bibentry(),
language,
publication_year(),
relation(),
rights(),
subject()
publisher(orange_df) <- "Wiley"
publisher(orange_df)
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