drh-stanford/zotero.rb Secret

## zotero.rb
require 'json'
require 'faraday'
require 'logger'

USER_ID = '3802090'
ENDPOINT = "https://api.zotero.org/users/#{USER_ID}"
conn = Faraday.new(url: ENDPOINT, params: { v: 3, format: :json }) do |faraday|
  faraday.response :logger, ::Logger.new('zotero.log')
  faraday.adapter Faraday.default_adapter
end

### Fetching tags
tags = []
response = conn.get 'tags' # TODO: Assumes /tags always returns all tags without pagination
tags += JSON.parse(response.body).collect {|i| i['tag']}.flatten
puts "TAGS"
puts tags.join("\n")

### Map all exhibit druids to a tag
druid2tag = {}
%w(aa111bb2222 cc333dd4444 ee555ff6666 yy999zz0000).each do |druid|
  druid2tag[druid] = nil
  tags.each do |t|
    druid2tag[druid] = t if t.include?(druid)
  end
end
puts "DRUID -> TAG"
puts JSON.pretty_generate(druid2tag)

### Fetching all items by tag
tag = tags.sample
bibliography = []
done = false
until done do
  response = conn.get 'items', {
    tag: tag, # the exhibit item's druid
    include: :bib,
    sort: 'creator', # use creator so that `meta` has Author-Date
    start: bibliography.length,
    limit: 100
  }
  items = JSON.parse(response.body)
  done = true if items.empty?
  bibliography += items
end
puts "SELECTED TAG: '#{tag}'"
puts "UNSORTED"
bibliography.shuffle! # ensure a randomized array
puts bibliography.collect {|i| i['bib'] }.join("\n")

### Sort bibliography by Author-Date using `meta` data from Zotero
def author_date(item)
  [item['meta']['creatorSummary'], item['meta']['parsedDate']].join(' ')
end
bibliography.sort! { |x, y| author_date(x) <=> author_date(y) }

puts "SORTED"
puts bibliography.collect {|i| i['bib'] }.join("\n")
	require 'json'
	require 'faraday'
	require 'logger'

	USER_ID = '3802090'
	ENDPOINT = "https://api.zotero.org/users/#{USER_ID}"
	conn = Faraday.new(url: ENDPOINT, params: { v: 3, format: :json }) do \|faraday\|
	faraday.response :logger, ::Logger.new('zotero.log')
	faraday.adapter Faraday.default_adapter
	end

	### Fetching tags
	tags = []
	response = conn.get 'tags' # TODO: Assumes /tags always returns all tags without pagination
	tags += JSON.parse(response.body).collect {\|i\| i['tag']}.flatten
	puts "TAGS"
	puts tags.join("\n")

	### Map all exhibit druids to a tag
	druid2tag = {}
	%w(aa111bb2222 cc333dd4444 ee555ff6666 yy999zz0000).each do \|druid\|
	druid2tag[druid] = nil
	tags.each do \|t\|
	druid2tag[druid] = t if t.include?(druid)
	end
	end
	puts "DRUID -> TAG"
	puts JSON.pretty_generate(druid2tag)

	### Fetching all items by tag
	tag = tags.sample
	bibliography = []
	done = false
	until done do
	response = conn.get 'items', {
	tag: tag, # the exhibit item's druid
	include: :bib,
	sort: 'creator', # use creator so that `meta` has Author-Date
	start: bibliography.length,
	limit: 100
	}
	items = JSON.parse(response.body)
	done = true if items.empty?
	bibliography += items
	end
	puts "SELECTED TAG: '#{tag}'"
	puts "UNSORTED"
	bibliography.shuffle! # ensure a randomized array
	puts bibliography.collect {\|i\| i['bib'] }.join("\n")

	### Sort bibliography by Author-Date using `meta` data from Zotero
	def author_date(item)
	[item['meta']['creatorSummary'], item['meta']['parsedDate']].join(' ')
	end
	bibliography.sort! { \|x, y\| author_date(x) <=> author_date(y) }

	puts "SORTED"
	puts bibliography.collect {\|i\| i['bib'] }.join("\n")