cff 0.1.0 → 0.8.0
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# Changes log for the Ruby CFF Library
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## Version 0.8.0
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* Add a comment field to the File class.
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* Update the CITATION.cff file to add a comment.
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* Document the simple fields in Model.
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* Updating Ruby version and dependencies
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* GitHub Actions for CI
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* Update Gemspec to fix security vulnerabilities
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* Implement BibTeX output
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* Implement APA-like output
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* Update the LICENCE and the file headers.
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* Add a linter Action.
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* Adjust fixtures to reflect custom styles
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* Move latest supported ruby to be >= 2.6.
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* Dynamically create tests
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* Use the new `YAML.safe_load` API form.
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* Add a filename to `CFF::File`.
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* Fix invalid references bug
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* Allow time to be loaded from YAML
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* Add `CFF::File.open` which accepts a block.
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* `Model::new` can now accept a block.
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* `Entity::new` can now accept a block.
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* `Person::new` can now accept a block.
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* `Reference::new` can now accept a block.
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* Update README with new `Model` and `File` APIs.
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* Turn on Actions CI for all branches.
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* Turn Coveralls reporting back on after move to Actions.
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* Use `Last, First` format for BibTeX output.
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* Add `BibtexFormatter::generate_reference`.
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* Change DOI links to https in the APA formatter.
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* Set up a GitHub Action to build and deploy the docs.
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* Add metadata to the gemspec.
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* Generalize authorship of the gem a bit.
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* Document `to_*` formatting methods in `Model`.
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* Add `alias` field to `Person`.
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* `Person` no longer requires `given-names` and `family-names`.
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* The `version` field can be a number or a string.
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* Bump default spec version to 1.2.0.
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* Load and parse the CFF schema.
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* Add validation code and supporting infrastructure.
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* Add validation class methods to `CFF::File`.
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* Handle empty fields in `Reference` when reading from files.
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* Add an `Identifier` type.
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* Add the `identifiers` field to the `Model`.
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* Add the `identifiers` field to `Reference`.
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* Update the key complete CFF file in the tests.
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* Ensure `name-particle` is used in BibTex output.
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* Add `preferred-citation` to the `Model`.
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* Load the `Entity` fields in a `Reference` correctly.
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* Preserve title capitalization in BibTeX output.
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* Add `Licensable` mixin.
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* Wire `Licensable` into `Model`.
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* Wire `Licensable` into `Reference`.
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* Use the SPDX licences list in the schema to cross-check.
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* Add support for `name-suffix` in BibTeX output.
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* Streamline BibTeX `generate_reference` method.
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* Streamline the BibTeX `format_author` method.
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* Update `1.2.0` schema.
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## Version 0.4.0
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* Remove unused Util#expand_field method.
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* Changed Model#keywords to be a field type.
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* Model is now a subclass of ModelPart.
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* Document ModelPart and Util just enough.
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* Add Util::normalize_modelpart_array! method.
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* Add an in-place actor collection builder method.
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* Add rubocop to the development dependencies.
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* Many rubocop fixes.
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* Allow creation of a Reference without a type.
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* Test reading short and minimal CFF files.
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* Cleanup duplicated tests.
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* Don't store dotfiles in the gemfile.
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* Add a CITATION.cff file!
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## Version 0.3.0
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* Update badges for new repo location.
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* Add back the coveralls badge for new repo location.
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* Add a Reference model to represent references.
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* Wire the Reference model into Model and File.
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* Add authors field to Reference.
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* Read the author field properly when parsing a Reference.
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* Add the DOI badge to the README.
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* Add the simple string fields to Reference.
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* Add format field to Reference.
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* Move duplicated builder methods to Util module.
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* Restrict reference type to the defined set.
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* Add Date type fields to the Reference model.
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* Add contact to the Reference model.
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* Add editors to the Reference model.
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* Add editors-series to the Reference model.
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* Add recipients to the Reference model.
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* Add senders to the Reference model.
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* Add translators to the Reference model.
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* Refactor the Reference#fields method for complexity.
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* Refactor the Model#to_yaml method for complexity.
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* Add languages to the Reference model.
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* Restrict reference licence to the SPDX Licence List.
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* Rename Util array_to_fields to expand_array_field.
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* Add a note to the README about versioning.
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## Version 0.2.0
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* Add a rubygems version badge to the README.
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* Add older rubies to the CI, but allow failures.
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* Add the licence to the gemspec.
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* Rename the ALLOWED_METHODS list to FIELDS.
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## Version 0.1.0
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* Add the current CFF spec version as the default.
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## About this file
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This file is, at least in part, generated by the following command:
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# This CITATION.cff file was created by ruby-cff (v 0.8.0).
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# Gem: https://rubygems.org/gems/cff
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# CFF: https://citation-file-format.github.io/
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cff-version: 1.2.0
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message: If you use ruby-cff in your work, please cite it using the following metadata
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title: Ruby CFF Library
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abstract: This library provides a Ruby interface to manipulate Citation File Format files
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authors:
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given-names: Robert
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orcid: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9538-7919
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affiliation: The University of Manchester, UK
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- ruby
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- credit
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version: 0.8.0
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doi: 10.5281/zenodo.1184077
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date-released: 2021-08-08
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license: Apache-2.0
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## Robert Haines and The Ruby Citation File Format Developers
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This library provides a Ruby interface to create and edit Citation File Format (CFF) files. The resulting files can be validated against a formal schema to ensure correctness and can be output in a number of different citation-friendly formats.
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Due to the different expectations of different publication venues, the citation text may need minor tweaking to be used in specific situations. If you spot a major, or general, error in the output please [let us know](https://github.com/citation-file-format/ruby-cff/issues).
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