Scholarly Graph Link
API DocumentationIntroducing Scholarly Graph Link, a revolutionary tool that propels academic research into the digital age. Harnessing the power of DataCite API, Scholarly Graph Link serves as a comprehensive hub for researchers, offering access to a wealth of knowledge from platforms such as Figshare and Arxiv. This cutting-edge tool utilizes GraphQL queries to provide users with a myriad of search options, from exploring datasets to delving into the works of individual authors via ORCID. The tool's capabilities extend to retrieving all types in the GraphQL schema, and even gathering all citations of datasets within the API. The absence of mutations statements ensures a streamlined and user-friendly experience. As an added convenience, all IDs are presented as URLs, making navigation a breeze. Scholarly Graph Link is a game-changer, transforming the way academic resources are searched and accessed online.
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Description for AI
Run 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.