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Add support for pdf and abstract urls

george-gca opened this issue · comments

commented

Feature Request

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It would be nice to have links to both abstract and pdf as options in the UI.

Describe the solution you'd like
Maybe a pdf_url or abstract_url field in the data format would be nice.

Teachability, Documentation, Adoption, Migration Strategy
This way, when viewing the paper abstract, one could go directly to the paper, or to the abstract url, where more info could be found, like supplementary material as in the example provided.

Is this information always available in the meta-data?

dear @george-gca for what data sources would you expect these fields? They don't seem common, but if there's a specific source or field they are used, we'll look into it. Thanks!

commented

I don't think this is commonly found in the metadata, but if I am manually creating the data is something that I can add, what is my specific use case. If I had a way to link both pdf and abstract separately, would be a nice addition.

commented

Actually it would be nice to have even more options. For example, like here:

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where there is the possibility to link to other sources, like search for it on Google Scholar or add it to Mendeley.

Would you be interested in drafting a PR for adding such functionality?

commented

Sure, I will give it a go.

commented

@Rensvandeschoot question: how do I setup local dev environment? I cloned the repo, made a few changes, and now I want to launch ASReview from local directory. How do I do that? Couldn't quite find it in the docs.

Hi @george-gca, run the following command from inside the local asreview directory:

pip install -e .

or

pip install .

Pip will install the updated version in your dev env and then you can launch asreview lab from the env terminal

commented

Hi @george-gca, run the following command from inside the local asreview directory:

pip install -e .

or

pip install .

Pip will install the updated version in your dev env and then you can launch asreview lab from the env terminal

Just tried this with pipenv, but got some errors that I posted in #488