How to get Bibtex Works Citations from API v3? *automating get bibtex from ORCIDs*

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Job Diogenes Ribeiro Borges

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Apr 4, 2022, 4:50:08 PM4/4/22
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When API v1.X was working we could generate bibtex using
[work-citation][citation] fields.

Now these fields does not exist more.

Ok,  users could  export Bibitex. But I could not found a way to 
get this bibtex export even after get users OAUTH 

Any ideias?

Thanks

Fran Alsina

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Apr 28, 2022, 7:44:18 AM4/28/22
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Hi there, 

 If the bibtex citation is in the metadata of the publication item, you can do a GET item call to obtain the citation in the XML/JSON metadata. 

Bear in mind that in order for you to obtain the bibtex citation, you would have to do a GET call to the specific item (/work/PUT-CODE) and not the work sections in general (/works). If you do a GET /works call, you will get a summarized response of all the work items of that record. This summarized response does not contain the bibtex citation. 

 Find here an API call example: 


 And the API response example in XML: 

<common:created-date>2022-04-10T12:53:45.064Z</common:created-date>
   <common:last-modified-date>2022-04-10T12:53:45.064Z</common:last-modified-date>
   <common:source>
       <common:source-client-id>
           <common:uri>https://orcid.org/0000-0002-XXXX-XXXX</common:uri>
           <common:path>0000-0002-XXXX-XXXX</common:path>
           <common:host>orcid.org</common:host>
       </common:source-client-id>
       <common:source-name>Europe PubMed Central</common:source-name>
       <common:assertion-origin-orcid>
           <common:uri>https://orcid.org/client/0000-0002-XXXX-XXXX</common:uri>
           <common:path>0000-0003-XXXX-XXXX</common:path>
           <common:host>orcid.org</common:host>
       </common:assertion-origin-orcid>
       <common:assertion-origin-name>John Doe</common:assertion-origin-name>
   </common:source>
   <work:title>
       <common:title>Work Title</common:title>
   </work:title>
   <work:journal-title>Journal Title</work:journal-title>
   <work:citation>
       <work:citation-type>bibtex</work:citation-type>
       <work:citation-value>@article{PMID:12345,
 title = {This is the Work Title.},
 author = {Author One, Author Two},
 doi = {10.12345/s1234},
 journal = {This is the Journal Title},
 month = {04},
 year = {2022}
}</work:citation-value>

   </work:citation>
   <work:type>journal-article</work:type>
   <common:publication-date>
       <common:year>2022</common:year>
       <common:month>04</common:month>
   </common:publication-date>
   <common:external-ids>
       <common:external-id>
           <common:external-id-type>pmid</common:external-id-type>
           <common:external-id-value>12345</common:external-id-value>
           <common:external-id-normalized transient="true">12345</common:external-id-normalized>
           <common:external-id-relationship>self</common:external-id-relationship>
       </common:external-id>
       <common:external-id>
           <common:external-id-type>doi</common:external-id-type>
           <common:external-id-value>10.12345/s1234</common:external-id-value>
           <common:external-id-normalized transient="true">10.12345/s1234</common:external-id-normalized>
           <common:external-id-url>https://doi.org/10.12345/s1234</common:external-id-url>
           <common:external-id-relationship>self</common:external-id-relationship>
       </common:external-id>
   </common:external-ids>
   <common:url>http://europepmc.org/abstract/med/12345</common:url>
   <work:contributors>
       <work:contributor>
           <work:credit-name>Contributor One</work:credit-name>
           <work:contributor-attributes>
               <work:contributor-sequence>first</work:contributor-sequence>
               <work:contributor-role>author</work:contributor-role>
           </work:contributor-attributes>
       </work:contributor>
       <work:contributor>
           <work:credit-name>Contributor Two</work:credit-name>
           <work:contributor-attributes>
               <work:contributor-sequence>first</work:contributor-sequence>
               <work:contributor-role>author</work:contributor-role>
           </work:contributor-attributes>
       </work:contributor>
       <work:contributor>
           <work:credit-name>Contributor Three</work:credit-name>
           <work:contributor-attributes>
               <work:contributor-sequence>first</work:contributor-sequence>
               <work:contributor-role>author</work:contributor-role>
           </work:contributor-attributes>
       </work:contributor>
   </work:contributors>
</work:work>

I hope that this helps and answers your questions regarding citations. 

 Best regards,

Job Diogenes Ribeiro Borges

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May 20, 2022, 3:32:50 PM5/20/22
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Great, thanks very much. 
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Claudio Vergari

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Jun 26, 2024, 10:06:59 AM (7 days ago) Jun 26
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Hi,

I am trying to use the bibtex field as well, but it seems that it is not always present. Actually, I only rarely find it.
Is there any way to get it systematically, or to know in advance (from the works list) if it is present?

Thanks in advance!
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