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Scholarly Graph Link

You can search papers, authors, datasets and software. It has access to Figshare, Arxiv, and many others.

Scholarly Graph Link is a plugin that allows you to easily search for papers, authors, datasets, and software. With access to a wide range of sources including Figshare and Arxiv, you can quickly find the information you need. Simply run GraphQL queries against the DataCite API to retrieve the data you're looking for. Discover all the types available in the GraphQL schema by using `{ __schema { types { name kind } } }` command and explore all the citations of datasets by using `{ datasets { nodes { id sizes citations { nodes { id titles { title } } } } } }`. You can also retrieve information about a person's works based on their ORCID. Plus, the plugin supports images and text output, making it even more convenient!

Learn how to use Scholarly Graph Link effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.

Example prompts

  1. Prompt 1: "Get all the citations of all datasets in the API."

  2. Prompt 2: "Fetch the first 50 works of a person with ORCID ID 0012-0000-1012-1110."

  3. Prompt 3: "Fetch all the data about the organization with ROR ID 052gg0110."

  4. Prompt 4: "Search for 30 dissertations about machine learning."

  5. Prompt 5: "Fetch the citations of datasets that use the DOI 10.5061/dryad.234 and the citations of those citations."

Features and commands

Feature/CommandDescription
GraphQLRequestThis command allows you to make a GraphQL query to the DataCite API server. You need to provide the query and optional variables.
GraphQLResponseThis command describes the structure of the response from the DataCite API server. It includes the data as well as any errors that occurred during the request.
ErrorResponseThis command describes the structure of an error response from the DataCite API server. It includes a list of errors that occurred during the request.
ErrorThis command describes the structure of an individual error in the error response. It includes a message, locations (if available), and the path of the field that caused the error (if available).
Fetch the data and the works linked to the person with ORCID ID 0000-0001-5934-7525This command retrieves information about a person with a specific ORCID ID, including their name, works, citations, and more.
Fetch all the data about the organization with ROR ID 052gg0110This command retrieves information about an organization with a specific ROR ID, including its name, alternate name, works, citations, and more.
Fetch 30 dissertations about machine learningThis command retrieves a list of dissertations related to machine learning, including their titles, publication years, publishers, creators, and descriptions.
Fetch the citations of datasets that use the DOI 10.5061/dryad.234 and the citations of those citationsThis command retrieves the citations of datasets that use a specific DOI, including the titles, descriptions, publishers, and citation counts of the datasets and their citations.

Configuration

User authenticationNo user authentication
API documentation

For AI

Namescholarly_graph_link
DescriptionRun GraphQL queries against an API hosted by DataCite API. The API supports most GraphQL query but does not support mutations statements. Use `{ __schema { types { name kind } } }` to get all the types in the GraphQL schema. Use `{ datasets { nodes { id sizes citations { nodes { id titles { title } } } } } }` to get all the citations of all datasets in the API. Use `{ datasets { nodes { id sizes citations { nodes { id titles { title } } } } } }` to get all the citations of all datasets in the API. Use `{person(id:ORCID) {works(first:50) {nodes {id titles(first: 1){title} publicationYear}}}}` to get the first 50 works of a person based on their ORCID. All Ids are urls, e.g., https://orcid.org/0012-0000-1012-1110. Mutations statements are not allowed.

Updates

First added14 July 2023

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