Cross Cite Application
Books and journal articles have long benefited from an infrastructure that makes them easy to cite, a key element in the process of research and academic discourse. We believe that you should cite data in just the same way that you can cite other sources of information, such as articles and books.DataCite DOIs help further research and assures reliable, predictable, and unambiguous access to research data in order to:
- support proper attribution and credit
- support collaboration and reuse of data
- enable reproducibility of findings
- foster faster and more efficient research progress, and
- provide the means to share data with future researchers
DataCite also looks to community practices that provide data citation guidance. The Joint Declaration of Data Citation Principles is a set of guiding principles for data within scholarly literature, another dataset, or any other research object (Data Citation Synthesis Group 2014). The FAIR Guiding Principles provide a guideline for the those that want to enhance reuse of their data (Wilkinson 2016).
Resources
/style
Methods
GET
Retrieves the list of supported styles
available response status and representations:
STATUS 200 : Operation successful
STATUS 200 : Operation successful
STATUS 500 : server internal error, try later and if problem persists please contact us
/language
Methods
GET
Retrieves the supported languages
available response status and representations:
STATUS 200 : Operation successful
STATUS 200 : Operation successful
STATUS 500 : server internal error, try later and if problem persists please contact us
/format
Methods
GET
Select Formatting Style
request query parameters
parameter |
value |
description |
doi
|
string
(required)
|
doi to format for the citation
|
lang
|
string
(required)
|
language for the citation formating
|
style
|
string
(required)
|
style fot the citation formating
|
available response status and representations:
STATUS 200 : Operation successful
STATUS 404 : DOI not found
STATUS 400 : Wrong input parameters
Representations
Style representation (text/xml)
A List of String representing the possible styles
Style representation (application/json)
A JSON array representing the possible styles
Language representation (text/xml)
A List of String representing the possible languages
Language representation (application/json)
A JSON array representing the possible languages
Format representation (text/plain)
The formatted citation
Error representation (text/html)
Error
Error representation (text/html)
Error