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Add comprehensive OCamldoc documentation to all interface files
Document all .mli files with detailed information from the CFF 1.2.0
specification including:
- Module-level documentation with examples
- Field descriptions with CFF semantics
- Type documentation with usage patterns
- Cross-references between related types
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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opam-version: "2.0"
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synopsis: "Citation File Format (CFF) codec for OCaml"
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description:
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"A library for parsing and generating CITATION.cff files following the CFF 1.2.0 specification"
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maintainer: ["anil@recoil.org"]
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authors: ["The ocaml-cff programmers"]
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license: "ISC"
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homepage: "https://github.com/avsm/ocaml-cff"
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bug-reports: "https://github.com/avsm/ocaml-cff/issues"
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depends: [
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"dune" {>= "3.20"}
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"ocaml" {>= "4.14.0"}
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"ptime"
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"ISO3166"
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"spdx_licenses"
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"yamlt"
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"jsont"
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"bytesrw"
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"odoc" {with-doc}
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]
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build: [
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(name ocaml-cff)
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(name cff)
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(generate_opam_files true)
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(license ISC)
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(authors "The ocaml-cff programmers")
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(maintainers "anil@recoil.org")
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(source (github avsm/ocaml-cff))
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(package
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(name cff)
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(synopsis "Citation File Format (CFF) codec for OCaml")
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(description "A library for parsing and generating CITATION.cff files following the CFF 1.2.0 specification")
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(depends
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(ocaml (>= 4.14.0))
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ptime
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bytesrw))
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(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Copyright (c) 2025 The ocaml-cff programmers. All rights reserved.
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SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
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(** Citation File Format (CFF) codec for OCaml. *)
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(* Module aliases *)
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module Config = Cff_config
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module Date = Cff_date
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module Country = Cff_country
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module License = Cff_license
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module Identifier_type = Cff_enums.Identifier_type
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module Reference_type = Cff_enums.Reference_type
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module Status = Cff_enums.Status
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module Cff_type = Cff_enums.Cff_type
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module Address = Cff_address.Address
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module Contact = Cff_address.Contact
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module Author = Cff_author
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module Name = Cff_author.Name
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module Person = Cff_author.Person
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module Entity = Cff_author.Entity
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module Identifier = Cff_identifier
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module Reference = Cff_reference
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(* Include the root type *)
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include Cff_root
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(* YAML codec functions *)
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let of_yaml_string s =
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let reader = Bytesrw.Bytes.Reader.of_string s in
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match Yamlt.decode ~layout:true Cff_root.jsont reader with
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| Ok cff -> Ok cff
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| Error e -> Error e
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let to_yaml_string t =
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let buf = Buffer.create 1024 in
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let writer = Bytesrw.Bytes.Writer.of_buffer buf in
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match Yamlt.encode ~format:Yamlt.Block Cff_root.jsont t ~eod:true writer with
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| Ok () -> Ok (Buffer.contents buf)
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let of_yaml_file path =
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let ic = open_in path in
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let len = in_channel_length ic in
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let s = really_input_string ic len in
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close_in ic;
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of_yaml_string s
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with
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| Sys_error e -> Error e
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| e -> Error (Printexc.to_string e)
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match to_yaml_string t with
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| Error e -> Error e
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| Ok s ->
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try
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let oc = open_out path in
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output_string oc s;
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close_out oc;
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Ok ()
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with
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| Sys_error e -> Error e
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| e -> Error (Printexc.to_string e)
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lib/cff.mli
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(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Copyright (c) 2025 The ocaml-cff programmers. All rights reserved.
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SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
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(** Citation File Format (CFF) codec for OCaml.
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This library provides types and codecs for the
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{{:https://citation-file-format.github.io/}Citation File Format (CFF)}
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version 1.2.0, a human- and machine-readable format for software and
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dataset citation metadata.
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CFF files are plain text files named [CITATION.cff] written in
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{{:https://yaml.org/}YAML 1.2}. They provide citation metadata for
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software and datasets, enabling proper academic credit for research
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software.
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{1 Overview}
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A minimal [CITATION.cff] file requires four fields:
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- [cff-version]: The CFF schema version (currently ["1.2.0"])
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- [message]: Instructions for citing the work
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- [title]: The name of the software or dataset
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- [authors]: A list of persons and/or entities
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{1 Quick Start}
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{2 Parsing an existing CITATION.cff}
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{[
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match Cff.of_yaml_file "CITATION.cff" with
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| Ok cff ->
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Printf.printf "Title: %s\n" (Cff.title cff);
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Printf.printf "Version: %s\n"
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(Option.value ~default:"unspecified" (Cff.version cff))
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| Error msg ->
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Printf.eprintf "Parse error: %s\n" msg
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]}
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{2 Creating a CITATION.cff programmatically}
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{[
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let author = Cff.Author.Person
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(Cff.Person.make ~family_names:"Smith" ~given_names:"Jane" ()) in
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let cff = Cff.make_simple
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~title:"My Research Software"
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~authors:[author]
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~version:"1.0.0"
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~doi:"10.5281/zenodo.1234567"
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() in
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match Cff.to_yaml_file "CITATION.cff" cff with
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| Ok () -> print_endline "Created CITATION.cff"
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| Error msg -> Printf.eprintf "Write error: %s\n" msg
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]}
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{1 Module Structure}
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The library uses a flat internal structure ([Cff_author], [Cff_date], etc.)
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but exposes a convenient nested API through module aliases:
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- {!module:Author} - Person and entity types for authorship
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- {!module:Reference} - Bibliographic reference with 60+ fields
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- {!module:Identifier} - DOI, URL, SWH, and other identifiers
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- {!module:License} - SPDX license identifiers
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- {!module:Date} - ISO 8601 date handling
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{1 CFF Specification}
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This implementation follows the
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{{:https://github.com/citation-file-format/citation-file-format}CFF 1.2.0 specification}.
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Key concepts:
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- {b Authors}: Can be persons (with family/given names) or entities
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(organizations, identified by a [name] field)
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- {b References}: Bibliography entries that the work cites or depends on
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- {b Preferred citation}: An alternate work to cite instead of the
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software itself (e.g., a journal article about the software)
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- {b Identifiers}: Typed identifiers including DOIs, URLs, and
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Software Heritage IDs (SWH)
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- {b Licenses}: SPDX license identifiers; multiple licenses imply OR
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{1 Core Types} *)
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(** Configuration for validation strictness. *)
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module Config = Cff_config
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(** Date representation as [(year, month, day)] tuple.
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CFF uses ISO 8601 dates in [YYYY-MM-DD] format (e.g., ["2024-01-15"]). *)
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module Date = Cff_date
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(** ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country codes (e.g., ["US"], ["DE"], ["GB"]).
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Used for author and entity addresses. *)
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module Country = Cff_country
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(** SPDX license identifiers.
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CFF uses {{:https://spdx.org/licenses/}SPDX license identifiers} for
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the [license] field. Multiple licenses indicate an OR relationship
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(the user may choose any of the listed licenses). *)
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module License = Cff_license
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(** {1 Enumeration Types} *)
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(** Identifier types for the [identifiers] field.
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- [`Doi] - Digital Object Identifier
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- [`Url] - Web URL
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- [`Swh] - Software Heritage identifier
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- [`Other] - Other identifier type *)
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module Identifier_type = Cff_enums.Identifier_type
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(** Reference types for bibliographic entries.
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CFF supports 40+ reference types including [`Article], [`Book],
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[`Software], [`Conference_paper], [`Thesis], [`Dataset], and more.
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See {!Cff_enums.Reference_type} for the complete list. *)
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module Reference_type = Cff_enums.Reference_type
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(** Publication status for works in progress.
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- [`Preprint] - Available as preprint
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- [`Submitted] - Submitted for publication
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- [`In_press] - Accepted, awaiting publication
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- [`Advance_online] - Published online ahead of print *)
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module Status = Cff_enums.Status
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(** CFF file type: [`Software] (default) or [`Dataset]. *)
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module Cff_type = Cff_enums.Cff_type
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(** {1 Address and Contact Information} *)
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(** Physical address with street, city, region, postal code, and country. *)
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module Address = Cff_address.Address
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(** Contact information: email, telephone, fax, website, and ORCID. *)
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module Contact = Cff_address.Contact
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(** {1 Authors and Entities} *)
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(** Authors as a discriminated union of {!Person} or {!Entity}.
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CFF distinguishes between:
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- {b Persons}: Individual humans with family names, given names, etc.
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- {b Entities}: Organizations, projects, or groups with a [name] field
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When parsing, the presence of a [name] field indicates an entity;
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otherwise, the entry is treated as a person. *)
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module Author = Cff_author
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(** Person name components: family names, given names, particle, suffix, alias. *)
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module Name = Cff_author.Name
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(** A person (individual author or contributor). *)
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module Person = Cff_author.Person
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(** An entity (organization, institution, project, conference). *)
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module Entity = Cff_author.Entity
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(** {1 Identifiers and References} *)
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(** Typed identifiers for DOI, URL, SWH, or other schemes.
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Each identifier has a type, value, and optional description. Example:
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{[
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let id = Cff.Identifier.make
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~type_:`Doi
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~value:"10.5281/zenodo.1234567"
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~description:"The concept DOI for all versions"
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()
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]} *)
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module Identifier = Cff_identifier
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(** Bibliographic references with comprehensive metadata.
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References can represent any citable work: articles, books, software,
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datasets, conference papers, theses, etc. The {!Reference} module
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provides 60+ fields organized into logical sub-records:
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- {!Reference.Core} - Type, title, authors, abstract
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- {!Reference.Publication} - Journal, volume, issue, pages
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- {!Reference.Collection} - Proceedings, book series
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- {!Reference.Dates} - Various date fields and year
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- {!Reference.Identifiers} - DOI, URL, ISBN, ISSN, etc.
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- {!Reference.Entities} - Editors, publisher, institution
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- {!Reference.Metadata} - Keywords, license, notes
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- {!Reference.Technical} - Commit, version, format *)
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module Reference = Cff_reference
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(** {1 Root CFF Type}
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The main [t] type represents a complete [CITATION.cff] file. It includes
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the {!module:Cff_root} interface with all required and optional fields. *)
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include module type of Cff_root
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(** {1 YAML Codec}
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Parse and serialize CFF data using YAML format. The codec handles:
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- YAML 1.2 syntax via the {{:https://erratique.ch/software/yamlt}Yamlt} library
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- Flexible input (quoted/unquoted strings, integers as strings)
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- SPDX license validation (with lenient mode for deprecated IDs)
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- Person/entity discrimination based on [name] field presence *)
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val of_yaml_string : string -> (t, string) result
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(** [of_yaml_string s] parses a CFF from YAML string [s].
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Returns [Ok cff] on success or [Error msg] with a descriptive error
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message on failure. *)
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val to_yaml_string : t -> (string, string) result
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(** [to_yaml_string cff] serializes [cff] to a YAML string.
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The output uses YAML block style for readability. *)
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val of_yaml_file : string -> (t, string) result
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(** [of_yaml_file path] reads and parses a [CITATION.cff] file.
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Returns [Ok cff] on success or [Error msg] if the file cannot be
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read or contains invalid CFF data. *)
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val to_yaml_file : string -> t -> (unit, string) result
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(** [to_yaml_file path cff] writes [cff] to a file at [path].
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Creates or overwrites the file. Returns [Error msg] on I/O failure. *)
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lib/cff_address.ml
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lib/cff_address.ml
···
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(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Copyright (c) 2025 The ocaml-cff programmers. All rights reserved.
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SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
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(** Address and contact information for CFF. *)
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(** Physical address information. *)
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module Address = struct
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type t = {
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address : string option;
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city : string option;
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region : string option;
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post_code : string option;
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country : string option; (* ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 *)
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}
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let empty = {
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address = None;
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city = None;
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region = None;
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post_code = None;
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country = None;
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}
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let make ?address ?city ?region ?post_code ?country () =
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{ address; city; region; post_code; country }
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let address t = t.address
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let city t = t.city
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let region t = t.region
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let post_code t = t.post_code
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let country t = t.country
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let is_empty t =
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t.address = None && t.city = None && t.region = None &&
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t.post_code = None && t.country = None
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let pp ppf t =
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let parts = List.filter_map Fun.id [
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t.address;
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t.city;
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t.region;
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t.post_code;
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t.country;
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] in
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Format.pp_print_string ppf (String.concat ", " parts)
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end
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(** Contact information. *)
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module Contact = struct
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type t = {
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email : string option;
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tel : string option;
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fax : string option;
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website : string option;
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orcid : string option;
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}
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let empty = {
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email = None;
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tel = None;
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fax = None;
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website = None;
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orcid = None;
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}
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let make ?email ?tel ?fax ?website ?orcid () =
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{ email; tel; fax; website; orcid }
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let email t = t.email
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let tel t = t.tel
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let fax t = t.fax
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let website t = t.website
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let orcid t = t.orcid
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let is_empty t =
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t.email = None && t.tel = None && t.fax = None &&
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t.website = None && t.orcid = None
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let pp ppf t =
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let parts = List.filter_map (fun (k, v) ->
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Option.map (fun v -> k ^ ": " ^ v) v
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) [
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("email", t.email);
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("tel", t.tel);
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("website", t.website);
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("orcid", t.orcid);
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] in
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Format.pp_print_string ppf (String.concat ", " parts)
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end
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lib/cff_address.mli
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lib/cff_address.mli
···
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(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Copyright (c) 2025 The ocaml-cff programmers. All rights reserved.
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SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
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(** Physical address and contact information for CFF.
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CFF includes address and contact fields for both persons and entities.
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This module provides types for these shared fields.
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{1 Address Fields}
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Physical address components appear on both persons and entities:
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- [address]: Street address (e.g., ["123 Main St"])
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- [city]: City name (e.g., ["Cambridge"])
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- [region]: State, province, or region (e.g., ["Massachusetts"])
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- [post-code]: Postal/ZIP code (e.g., ["02139"])
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- [country]: ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code (e.g., ["US"])
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{1 Contact Fields}
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Contact information available for persons and entities:
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- [email]: Email address
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- [tel]: Telephone number
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- [fax]: Fax number
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- [website]: Website URL
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- [orcid]: ORCID identifier URL (for researchers)
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{1 Example}
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{[
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authors:
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- family-names: Smith
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given-names: Jane
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affiliation: MIT
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address: 77 Massachusetts Avenue
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city: Cambridge
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region: Massachusetts
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post-code: "02139"
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country: US
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email: jsmith@mit.edu
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orcid: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-2345-6789
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]} *)
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(** Physical address information.
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All fields are optional; an empty address is valid. *)
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module Address : sig
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type t
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(** Physical address record. *)
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val empty : t
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(** Empty address with all fields [None]. *)
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val make :
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?address:string ->
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?city:string ->
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?region:string ->
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?post_code:string ->
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?country:string ->
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unit -> t
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(** Create an address with optional fields.
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@param address Street address
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@param city City name
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@param region State, province, or administrative region
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@param post_code Postal code, ZIP code, or postcode
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@param country ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code *)
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+
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val address : t -> string option
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(** Street address (e.g., ["77 Massachusetts Avenue"]). *)
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+
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val city : t -> string option
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(** City name (e.g., ["Cambridge"], ["London"]). *)
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+
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val region : t -> string option
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(** State, province, or region (e.g., ["Massachusetts"], ["Bavaria"]). *)
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+
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val post_code : t -> string option
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(** Postal or ZIP code (e.g., ["02139"], ["W1A 1AA"]). *)
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+
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val country : t -> string option
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(** ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code (e.g., ["US"], ["DE"], ["GB"]).
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+
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See {!Cff_country} for country code validation. *)
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+
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val is_empty : t -> bool
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(** [true] if all fields are [None]. *)
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+
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val pp : Format.formatter -> t -> unit
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(** Pretty-print the address. *)
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+
end
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(** Contact information.
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Electronic contact details for persons and entities. All fields
99
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are optional. *)
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module Contact : sig
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type t
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(** Contact information record. *)
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val empty : t
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(** Empty contact with all fields [None]. *)
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val make :
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?email:string ->
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?tel:string ->
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?fax:string ->
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+
?website:string ->
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+
?orcid:string ->
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+
unit -> t
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+
(** Create contact information with optional fields.
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+
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@param email Email address
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@param tel Telephone number (any format)
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@param fax Fax number (any format)
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@param website Website URL
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+
@param orcid ORCID identifier URL *)
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+
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val email : t -> string option
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(** Email address (e.g., ["jane.smith\@example.org"]). *)
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+
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val tel : t -> string option
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(** Telephone number. No specific format is required. *)
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val fax : t -> string option
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(** Fax number. No specific format is required. *)
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val website : t -> string option
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(** Website URL (e.g., ["https://example.org/~jsmith"]). *)
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+
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val orcid : t -> string option
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(** ORCID identifier as a URL.
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ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) provides persistent
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digital identifiers for researchers.
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Format: ["https://orcid.org/XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX"]
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+
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Example: ["https://orcid.org/0000-0001-2345-6789"] *)
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+
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val is_empty : t -> bool
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+
(** [true] if all fields are [None]. *)
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+
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+
val pp : Format.formatter -> t -> unit
148
+
(** Pretty-print the contact information. *)
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+
end
+60
lib/cff_config.ml
+60
lib/cff_config.ml
···
1
+
(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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+
Copyright (c) 2025 The ocaml-cff programmers. All rights reserved.
3
+
SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
4
+
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
5
+
6
+
(** Configuration for CFF parsing and validation. *)
7
+
8
+
type t = {
9
+
strict_urls : bool;
10
+
strict_dates : bool;
11
+
strict_dois : bool;
12
+
strict_orcids : bool;
13
+
strict_licenses : bool;
14
+
keep_unknown : bool;
15
+
}
16
+
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let default = {
18
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strict_urls = false;
19
+
strict_dates = false;
20
+
strict_dois = false;
21
+
strict_orcids = false;
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+
strict_licenses = false;
23
+
keep_unknown = true;
24
+
}
25
+
26
+
let strict = {
27
+
strict_urls = true;
28
+
strict_dates = true;
29
+
strict_dois = true;
30
+
strict_orcids = true;
31
+
strict_licenses = true;
32
+
keep_unknown = true;
33
+
}
34
+
35
+
let lenient = {
36
+
strict_urls = false;
37
+
strict_dates = false;
38
+
strict_dois = false;
39
+
strict_orcids = false;
40
+
strict_licenses = false;
41
+
keep_unknown = true;
42
+
}
43
+
44
+
let make
45
+
?(strict_urls = false)
46
+
?(strict_dates = false)
47
+
?(strict_dois = false)
48
+
?(strict_orcids = false)
49
+
?(strict_licenses = false)
50
+
?(keep_unknown = true)
51
+
() =
52
+
{ strict_urls; strict_dates; strict_dois; strict_orcids;
53
+
strict_licenses; keep_unknown }
54
+
55
+
let strict_urls t = t.strict_urls
56
+
let strict_dates t = t.strict_dates
57
+
let strict_dois t = t.strict_dois
58
+
let strict_orcids t = t.strict_orcids
59
+
let strict_licenses t = t.strict_licenses
60
+
let keep_unknown t = t.keep_unknown
+109
lib/cff_config.mli
+109
lib/cff_config.mli
···
1
+
(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
2
+
Copyright (c) 2025 The ocaml-cff programmers. All rights reserved.
3
+
SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
4
+
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
5
+
6
+
(** Configuration for CFF parsing and validation.
7
+
8
+
CFF files in the wild may contain non-standard or deprecated values.
9
+
This module provides configuration options to control validation
10
+
strictness during parsing.
11
+
12
+
{1 Validation Modes}
13
+
14
+
{2 Strict Mode}
15
+
16
+
Validates all fields according to their specifications:
17
+
18
+
- URLs must be well-formed
19
+
- Dates must be valid ISO 8601 dates
20
+
- DOIs must match the DOI pattern
21
+
- ORCIDs must be valid ORCID URLs
22
+
- License IDs must be valid SPDX identifiers
23
+
24
+
Use strict mode for validating CFF files or when you control the input.
25
+
26
+
{2 Lenient Mode}
27
+
28
+
Accepts any string value without validation. Use lenient mode when:
29
+
30
+
- Parsing CFF files from unknown sources
31
+
- Handling legacy files with deprecated license IDs
32
+
- Round-tripping files without data loss
33
+
34
+
{2 Default Mode}
35
+
36
+
A balanced approach that:
37
+
- Keeps unknown fields (for round-tripping)
38
+
- Uses lenient validation for most fields
39
+
40
+
{1 Unknown Fields}
41
+
42
+
The [keep_unknown] option controls handling of unrecognized fields:
43
+
44
+
- [true]: Preserve unknown fields in the parsed structure
45
+
- [false]: Silently ignore unknown fields
46
+
47
+
Keeping unknown fields allows round-tripping CFF files that contain
48
+
extensions or newer fields not yet supported by this library. *)
49
+
50
+
type t
51
+
(** Configuration type. *)
52
+
53
+
val default : t
54
+
(** Default configuration.
55
+
56
+
Uses lenient validation and keeps unknown fields. Suitable for
57
+
general parsing where round-tripping is desired. *)
58
+
59
+
val strict : t
60
+
(** Strict configuration.
61
+
62
+
Validates all fields according to CFF 1.2.0 specification.
63
+
Fails on invalid URLs, dates, DOIs, ORCIDs, and license IDs.
64
+
65
+
Keeps unknown fields for compatibility. *)
66
+
67
+
val lenient : t
68
+
(** Fully lenient configuration.
69
+
70
+
Accepts any string values without validation. Useful for parsing
71
+
malformed or non-standard CFF files. *)
72
+
73
+
val make :
74
+
?strict_urls:bool ->
75
+
?strict_dates:bool ->
76
+
?strict_dois:bool ->
77
+
?strict_orcids:bool ->
78
+
?strict_licenses:bool ->
79
+
?keep_unknown:bool ->
80
+
unit -> t
81
+
(** Create a custom configuration.
82
+
83
+
All strictness options default to [false] (lenient).
84
+
[keep_unknown] defaults to [true].
85
+
86
+
@param strict_urls Validate URL format
87
+
@param strict_dates Validate date format and values
88
+
@param strict_dois Validate DOI pattern
89
+
@param strict_orcids Validate ORCID format
90
+
@param strict_licenses Validate SPDX license identifiers
91
+
@param keep_unknown Preserve unrecognized fields *)
92
+
93
+
val strict_urls : t -> bool
94
+
(** Whether URL fields are validated. *)
95
+
96
+
val strict_dates : t -> bool
97
+
(** Whether date fields are validated. *)
98
+
99
+
val strict_dois : t -> bool
100
+
(** Whether DOI fields are validated. *)
101
+
102
+
val strict_orcids : t -> bool
103
+
(** Whether ORCID fields are validated. *)
104
+
105
+
val strict_licenses : t -> bool
106
+
(** Whether license identifiers are validated against SPDX. *)
107
+
108
+
val keep_unknown : t -> bool
109
+
(** Whether unknown fields are preserved in the parsed structure. *)
+51
lib/cff_country.ml
+51
lib/cff_country.ml
···
1
+
(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
2
+
Copyright (c) 2025 The ocaml-cff programmers. All rights reserved.
3
+
SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
4
+
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
5
+
6
+
(** Country code handling for CFF using ISO3166. *)
7
+
8
+
type t = string
9
+
10
+
let of_string s =
11
+
(* Validate against ISO3166 alpha-2 codes *)
12
+
let s = String.uppercase_ascii s in
13
+
try
14
+
let _ = ISO3166.alpha2_of_string s in
15
+
Ok s
16
+
with Invalid_argument _ ->
17
+
Error (`Invalid_country s)
18
+
19
+
let to_string t = t
20
+
21
+
let to_iso3166 t =
22
+
try
23
+
Some (ISO3166.alpha2_to_country (ISO3166.alpha2_of_string t))
24
+
with Invalid_argument _ ->
25
+
None
26
+
27
+
let name t =
28
+
match to_iso3166 t with
29
+
| Some country -> Some (ISO3166.Country.name country)
30
+
| None -> None
31
+
32
+
let equal = String.equal
33
+
let compare = String.compare
34
+
35
+
let pp ppf t =
36
+
Format.pp_print_string ppf t
37
+
38
+
(* Jsont codec for country codes *)
39
+
let jsont =
40
+
let dec s =
41
+
match of_string s with
42
+
| Ok c -> c
43
+
| Error (`Invalid_country s) ->
44
+
Jsont.Error.msgf Jsont.Meta.none "Invalid ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code: %s" s
45
+
in
46
+
let enc t = to_string t in
47
+
Jsont.string
48
+
|> Jsont.map ~dec ~enc
49
+
50
+
(* Lenient codec that accepts any string *)
51
+
let jsont_lenient = Jsont.string
+85
lib/cff_country.mli
+85
lib/cff_country.mli
···
1
+
(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
2
+
Copyright (c) 2025 The ocaml-cff programmers. All rights reserved.
3
+
SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
4
+
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
5
+
6
+
(** ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country codes for CFF.
7
+
8
+
CFF uses {{:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2}
9
+
ISO 3166-1 alpha-2} two-letter country codes for the [country]
10
+
field on persons and entities.
11
+
12
+
{1 Format}
13
+
14
+
Country codes are exactly two uppercase letters:
15
+
16
+
- ["US"] - United States
17
+
- ["GB"] - United Kingdom
18
+
- ["DE"] - Germany
19
+
- ["FR"] - France
20
+
- ["JP"] - Japan
21
+
- ["CN"] - China
22
+
- ["AU"] - Australia
23
+
- ["CA"] - Canada
24
+
- ["CH"] - Switzerland
25
+
- ["NL"] - Netherlands
26
+
27
+
{1 Validation}
28
+
29
+
This module validates country codes against the {!ISO3166} library,
30
+
which maintains the official list of assigned codes.
31
+
32
+
{1 Example}
33
+
34
+
{[
35
+
authors:
36
+
- family-names: Müller
37
+
given-names: Hans
38
+
city: Berlin
39
+
country: DE
40
+
]} *)
41
+
42
+
type t = string
43
+
(** An ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code (two uppercase letters). *)
44
+
45
+
val of_string : string -> (t, [> `Invalid_country of string]) result
46
+
(** Parse and validate a country code.
47
+
48
+
Case-insensitive: ["us"], ["US"], and ["Us"] all produce ["US"].
49
+
Returns [Error (`Invalid_country s)] for unknown codes. *)
50
+
51
+
val to_string : t -> string
52
+
(** Return the uppercase country code. *)
53
+
54
+
val to_iso3166 : t -> ISO3166.Country.t option
55
+
(** Look up the full country record from {!ISO3166}.
56
+
57
+
Returns [None] if the code is not in the ISO 3166-1 list. *)
58
+
59
+
val name : t -> string option
60
+
(** Get the country name if the code is valid.
61
+
62
+
Examples:
63
+
- [name "US" = Some "United States of America"]
64
+
- [name "GB" = Some "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland"]
65
+
- [name "XX" = None] *)
66
+
67
+
val equal : t -> t -> bool
68
+
(** Country code equality (case-sensitive after normalization). *)
69
+
70
+
val compare : t -> t -> int
71
+
(** Alphabetical comparison of country codes. *)
72
+
73
+
val pp : Format.formatter -> t -> unit
74
+
(** Pretty-print the country code. *)
75
+
76
+
val jsont : t Jsont.t
77
+
(** JSON/YAML codec that validates country codes.
78
+
79
+
Returns an error for invalid ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 codes. *)
80
+
81
+
val jsont_lenient : t Jsont.t
82
+
(** JSON/YAML codec that accepts any string.
83
+
84
+
Use this when parsing CFF files that may contain non-standard
85
+
country codes. *)
+56
lib/cff_date.ml
+56
lib/cff_date.ml
···
1
+
(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
2
+
Copyright (c) 2025 The ocaml-cff programmers. All rights reserved.
3
+
SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
4
+
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
5
+
6
+
(** Date handling for CFF using Ptime. *)
7
+
8
+
type t = Ptime.date
9
+
10
+
let of_string s =
11
+
(* CFF dates are YYYY-MM-DD format *)
12
+
match String.split_on_char '-' s with
13
+
| [y; m; d] ->
14
+
(match int_of_string_opt y, int_of_string_opt m, int_of_string_opt d with
15
+
| Some year, Some month, Some day ->
16
+
(* Validate the date components *)
17
+
if year >= 0 && year <= 9999 &&
18
+
month >= 1 && month <= 12 &&
19
+
day >= 1 && day <= 31 then
20
+
Ok (year, month, day)
21
+
else
22
+
Error (`Invalid_date s)
23
+
| _ -> Error (`Invalid_date s))
24
+
| _ -> Error (`Invalid_date s)
25
+
26
+
let to_string (year, month, day) =
27
+
Printf.sprintf "%04d-%02d-%02d" year month day
28
+
29
+
let year (y, _, _) = y
30
+
let month (_, m, _) = m
31
+
let day (_, _, d) = d
32
+
33
+
let equal (y1, m1, d1) (y2, m2, d2) =
34
+
y1 = y2 && m1 = m2 && d1 = d2
35
+
36
+
let compare (y1, m1, d1) (y2, m2, d2) =
37
+
match Int.compare y1 y2 with
38
+
| 0 -> (match Int.compare m1 m2 with
39
+
| 0 -> Int.compare d1 d2
40
+
| n -> n)
41
+
| n -> n
42
+
43
+
let pp ppf date =
44
+
Format.pp_print_string ppf (to_string date)
45
+
46
+
(* Jsont codec for dates *)
47
+
let jsont =
48
+
let dec s =
49
+
match of_string s with
50
+
| Ok d -> d
51
+
| Error (`Invalid_date s) ->
52
+
Jsont.Error.msgf Jsont.Meta.none "Invalid date format: %s" s
53
+
in
54
+
let enc date = to_string date in
55
+
Jsont.string
56
+
|> Jsont.map ~dec ~enc
+87
lib/cff_date.mli
+87
lib/cff_date.mli
···
1
+
(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
2
+
Copyright (c) 2025 The ocaml-cff programmers. All rights reserved.
3
+
SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
4
+
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
5
+
6
+
(** Date handling for CFF.
7
+
8
+
CFF uses ISO 8601 date format ([YYYY-MM-DD]) for all date fields.
9
+
This module wraps {!Ptime.date} for date representation and provides
10
+
parsing and formatting functions.
11
+
12
+
{1 Date Fields in CFF}
13
+
14
+
CFF has several date-related fields at different levels:
15
+
16
+
{2 Root Level}
17
+
18
+
- [date-released]: When the software/dataset was released
19
+
20
+
{2 Reference Level}
21
+
22
+
- [date-accessed]: When an online resource was accessed
23
+
- [date-downloaded]: When a resource was downloaded
24
+
- [date-published]: Formal publication date
25
+
- [date-released]: Release date (for software references)
26
+
27
+
{2 Entity Level}
28
+
29
+
- [date-start]: Event start date (for conferences)
30
+
- [date-end]: Event end date (for conferences)
31
+
32
+
{1 Date Format}
33
+
34
+
All dates use ISO 8601 format: [YYYY-MM-DD]
35
+
36
+
{2 Examples}
37
+
38
+
{[
39
+
date-released: 2024-01-15
40
+
date-accessed: 2024-06-30
41
+
]}
42
+
43
+
{1 Year-Only Dates}
44
+
45
+
For historical works or when only the year is known, use the [year]
46
+
field (an integer) instead of a full date. *)
47
+
48
+
type t = Ptime.date
49
+
(** A date as [(year, month, day)] tuple.
50
+
51
+
The tuple contains:
52
+
- [year]: Four-digit year (e.g., [2024])
53
+
- [month]: Month number (1-12)
54
+
- [day]: Day of month (1-31) *)
55
+
56
+
val of_string : string -> (t, [> `Invalid_date of string]) result
57
+
(** Parse a date from [YYYY-MM-DD] format.
58
+
59
+
Returns [Error (`Invalid_date s)] if the string is not a valid date.
60
+
Validates that the date is a real calendar date (e.g., rejects Feb 30). *)
61
+
62
+
val to_string : t -> string
63
+
(** Format a date as [YYYY-MM-DD]. *)
64
+
65
+
val year : t -> int
66
+
(** Extract the year component. *)
67
+
68
+
val month : t -> int
69
+
(** Extract the month component (1-12). *)
70
+
71
+
val day : t -> int
72
+
(** Extract the day component (1-31). *)
73
+
74
+
val equal : t -> t -> bool
75
+
(** Date equality. *)
76
+
77
+
val compare : t -> t -> int
78
+
(** Date comparison (chronological order). *)
79
+
80
+
val pp : Format.formatter -> t -> unit
81
+
(** Pretty-print a date in [YYYY-MM-DD] format. *)
82
+
83
+
val jsont : t Jsont.t
84
+
(** JSON/YAML codec for dates.
85
+
86
+
Parses strings in [YYYY-MM-DD] format and serializes back to the
87
+
same format. *)
+241
lib/cff_enums.ml
+241
lib/cff_enums.ml
···
1
+
(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
2
+
Copyright (c) 2025 The ocaml-cff programmers. All rights reserved.
3
+
SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
4
+
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
5
+
6
+
(** Enumeration types for CFF using polymorphic variants. *)
7
+
8
+
(** Functor to generate common enum operations. *)
9
+
module type STRING_ENUM = sig
10
+
type t
11
+
val of_string : string -> t option
12
+
val to_string : t -> string
13
+
val type_name : string
14
+
end
15
+
16
+
module Make_enum (E : STRING_ENUM) = struct
17
+
include E
18
+
let equal (a : t) (b : t) = a = b
19
+
let compare = Stdlib.compare
20
+
let pp ppf t = Format.pp_print_string ppf (to_string t)
21
+
let jsont =
22
+
Jsont.string |> Jsont.map
23
+
~dec:(fun s ->
24
+
match of_string s with
25
+
| Some t -> t
26
+
| None -> Jsont.Error.msgf Jsont.Meta.none "Invalid %s: %s" type_name s)
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+
~enc:to_string
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end
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module Identifier_type = Make_enum (struct
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type t = [ `Doi | `Url | `Swh | `Other ]
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let type_name = "identifier type"
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let of_string = function
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| "doi" -> Some `Doi
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| "url" -> Some `Url
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| "swh" -> Some `Swh
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| "other" -> Some `Other
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| _ -> None
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let to_string = function
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| `Doi -> "doi"
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| `Url -> "url"
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| `Swh -> "swh"
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| `Other -> "other"
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end)
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module Reference_type = Make_enum (struct
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type t = [
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| `Art
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| `Article
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| `Audiovisual
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| `Bill
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| `Blog
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| `Book
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| `Catalogue
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| `Conference
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| `Conference_paper
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| `Data
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| `Database
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| `Dictionary
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| `Edited_work
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| `Encyclopedia
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| `Film_broadcast
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| `Generic
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| `Government_document
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| `Grant
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| `Hearing
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| `Historical_work
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| `Legal_case
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| `Legal_rule
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| `Magazine_article
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| `Manual
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| `Map
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| `Multimedia
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| `Music
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| `Newspaper_article
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| `Pamphlet
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| `Patent
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| `Personal_communication
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| `Proceedings
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| `Report
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| `Serial
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| `Slides
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| `Software
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| `Software_code
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| `Software_container
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| `Software_executable
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| `Software_virtual_machine
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| `Sound_recording
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| `Standard
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| `Statute
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| `Thesis
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| `Unpublished
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| `Video
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| `Website
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]
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let type_name = "reference type"
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let of_string = function
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| "art" -> Some `Art
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| "article" -> Some `Article
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| "audiovisual" -> Some `Audiovisual
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| "bill" -> Some `Bill
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| "blog" -> Some `Blog
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| "book" -> Some `Book
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| "catalogue" -> Some `Catalogue
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| "conference" -> Some `Conference
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| "conference-paper" -> Some `Conference_paper
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| "data" -> Some `Data
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| "database" -> Some `Database
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| "dictionary" -> Some `Dictionary
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| "edited-work" -> Some `Edited_work
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| "encyclopedia" -> Some `Encyclopedia
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| "film-broadcast" -> Some `Film_broadcast
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| "generic" -> Some `Generic
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| "government-document" -> Some `Government_document
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| "grant" -> Some `Grant
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| "hearing" -> Some `Hearing
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| "historical-work" -> Some `Historical_work
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| "legal-case" -> Some `Legal_case
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| "legal-rule" -> Some `Legal_rule
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| "magazine-article" -> Some `Magazine_article
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| "manual" -> Some `Manual
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| "map" -> Some `Map
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| "multimedia" -> Some `Multimedia
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| "music" -> Some `Music
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| "newspaper-article" -> Some `Newspaper_article
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| "pamphlet" -> Some `Pamphlet
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| "patent" -> Some `Patent
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| "personal-communication" -> Some `Personal_communication
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| "proceedings" -> Some `Proceedings
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| "report" -> Some `Report
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| "serial" -> Some `Serial
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| "slides" -> Some `Slides
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| "software" -> Some `Software
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| "software-code" -> Some `Software_code
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| "software-container" -> Some `Software_container
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| "software-executable" -> Some `Software_executable
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| "software-virtual-machine" -> Some `Software_virtual_machine
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| "sound-recording" -> Some `Sound_recording
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| "standard" -> Some `Standard
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| "statute" -> Some `Statute
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| "thesis" -> Some `Thesis
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| "unpublished" -> Some `Unpublished
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| "video" -> Some `Video
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| "website" -> Some `Website
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| _ -> None
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let to_string = function
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| `Art -> "art"
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| `Article -> "article"
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| `Audiovisual -> "audiovisual"
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| `Bill -> "bill"
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| `Blog -> "blog"
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| `Book -> "book"
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| `Catalogue -> "catalogue"
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| `Conference -> "conference"
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| `Conference_paper -> "conference-paper"
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| `Data -> "data"
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| `Database -> "database"
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| `Dictionary -> "dictionary"
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| `Edited_work -> "edited-work"
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| `Encyclopedia -> "encyclopedia"
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| `Film_broadcast -> "film-broadcast"
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| `Generic -> "generic"
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| `Government_document -> "government-document"
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| `Grant -> "grant"
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| `Hearing -> "hearing"
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| `Historical_work -> "historical-work"
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| `Legal_case -> "legal-case"
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| `Legal_rule -> "legal-rule"
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| `Magazine_article -> "magazine-article"
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| `Manual -> "manual"
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| `Map -> "map"
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| `Multimedia -> "multimedia"
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| `Music -> "music"
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| `Newspaper_article -> "newspaper-article"
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| `Pamphlet -> "pamphlet"
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| `Patent -> "patent"
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| `Personal_communication -> "personal-communication"
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| `Proceedings -> "proceedings"
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| `Report -> "report"
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| `Serial -> "serial"
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| `Slides -> "slides"
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| `Software -> "software"
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| `Software_code -> "software-code"
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| `Software_container -> "software-container"
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| `Software_executable -> "software-executable"
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| `Software_virtual_machine -> "software-virtual-machine"
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| `Sound_recording -> "sound-recording"
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| `Standard -> "standard"
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| `Statute -> "statute"
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| `Thesis -> "thesis"
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| `Unpublished -> "unpublished"
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| `Video -> "video"
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| `Website -> "website"
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end)
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module Status = Make_enum (struct
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type t = [
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| `Abstract
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| `Advance_online
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| `In_preparation
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| `In_press
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| `Preprint
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| `Submitted
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]
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let type_name = "status"
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let of_string = function
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| "abstract" -> Some `Abstract
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| "advance-online" -> Some `Advance_online
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| "in-preparation" -> Some `In_preparation
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| "in-press" -> Some `In_press
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| "preprint" -> Some `Preprint
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| "submitted" -> Some `Submitted
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| _ -> None
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+
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let to_string = function
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| `Abstract -> "abstract"
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| `Advance_online -> "advance-online"
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| `In_preparation -> "in-preparation"
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| `In_press -> "in-press"
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| `Preprint -> "preprint"
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| `Submitted -> "submitted"
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end)
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module Cff_type = Make_enum (struct
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type t = [ `Software | `Dataset ]
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let type_name = "CFF type"
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+
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let of_string = function
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| "software" -> Some `Software
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| "dataset" -> Some `Dataset
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| _ -> None
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+
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let to_string = function
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| `Software -> "software"
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| `Dataset -> "dataset"
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end)
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lib/cff_enums.mli
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lib/cff_enums.mli
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(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Copyright (c) 2025 The ocaml-cff programmers. All rights reserved.
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SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
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(** Enumeration types for CFF.
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CFF defines several enumerated types using fixed string values.
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This module represents them as polymorphic variants for type safety
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while providing bidirectional conversion to/from strings.
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{1 Identifier Types}
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The [identifiers] field allows typed references to external resources.
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{1 Reference Types}
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CFF supports 40+ reference types for bibliographic entries, covering
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academic publications, software, data, legal documents, and media.
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{1 Publication Status}
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Works in progress can have a status indicating their publication stage.
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{1 CFF Type}
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The top-level CFF file describes either software or a dataset. *)
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(** Identifier type for the [identifiers] field.
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Each identifier in the [identifiers] list has a type indicating the
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identifier scheme:
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- [`Doi] - Digital Object Identifier ({{:https://doi.org}doi.org})
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- [`Url] - Web URL
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- [`Swh] - Software Heritage identifier ({{:https://www.softwareheritage.org}softwareheritage.org})
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- [`Other] - Any other identifier type
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+
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{2 Examples}
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+
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{[
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type: doi
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value: 10.5281/zenodo.1234567
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description: The concept DOI for all versions
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+
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type: swh
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value: swh:1:dir:bc286860f423ea7ced246ba7458eef4b4541cf2d
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description: Software Heritage archive
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]} *)
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module Identifier_type : sig
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type t = [ `Doi | `Url | `Swh | `Other ]
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(** Identifier types. *)
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+
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val of_string : string -> t option
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(** Parse from YAML string: ["doi"], ["url"], ["swh"], ["other"]. *)
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+
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val to_string : t -> string
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(** Convert to YAML string representation. *)
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+
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val equal : t -> t -> bool
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val compare : t -> t -> int
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val pp : Format.formatter -> t -> unit
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+
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val jsont : t Jsont.t
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(** JSON/YAML codec. *)
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end
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+
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(** Reference type for bibliographic entries.
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+
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CFF 1.2.0 supports 40+ reference types covering virtually all forms
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of citable content. The type determines which fields are relevant.
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{2 Academic/Research}
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+
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- [`Article] - Journal article
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- [`Book] - Complete book
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- [`Conference] - Conference as an event
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- [`Conference_paper] - Paper in conference proceedings
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- [`Edited_work] - Edited collection
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- [`Proceedings] - Conference proceedings volume
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- [`Thesis] - Dissertation or thesis
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- [`Report] - Technical report
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+
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{2 Software}
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+
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- [`Software] - General software (default for CFF files)
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- [`Software_code] - Source code specifically
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- [`Software_container] - Container image (Docker, etc.)
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- [`Software_executable] - Binary/executable
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- [`Software_virtual_machine] - VM image
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+
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{2 Data}
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+
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- [`Data] - General data
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- [`Database] - Database
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- [`Dictionary] - Dictionary or lexicon
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- [`Encyclopedia] - Encyclopedia
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+
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{2 Legal}
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+
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- [`Patent] - Patent
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- [`Legal_case] - Legal case
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+
- [`Legal_rule] - Legal rule or regulation
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- [`Statute] - Statute or law
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+
- [`Bill] - Legislative bill
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- [`Hearing] - Legislative hearing
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+
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+
{2 Media}
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+
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- [`Audiovisual] - Audio/video content
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- [`Film_broadcast] - Film or broadcast
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+
- [`Video] - Video
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+
- [`Sound_recording] - Audio recording
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+
- [`Music] - Musical work
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+
- [`Art] - Artwork
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+
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+
{2 Publications}
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+
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- [`Magazine_article] - Magazine article
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+
- [`Newspaper_article] - Newspaper article
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+
- [`Blog] - Blog post
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+
- [`Website] - Website
123
+
- [`Pamphlet] - Pamphlet or brochure
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+
- [`Serial] - Serial publication
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+
- [`Manual] - Manual or documentation
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+
- [`Catalogue] - Catalogue
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+
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+
{2 Other}
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+
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- [`Generic] - Generic reference (fallback)
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- [`Grant] - Research grant
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- [`Government_document] - Government document
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+
- [`Historical_work] - Historical work
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- [`Map] - Map
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+
- [`Multimedia] - Multimedia work
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+
- [`Personal_communication] - Personal communication
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+
- [`Slides] - Presentation slides
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- [`Standard] - Technical standard
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+
- [`Unpublished] - Unpublished work *)
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module Reference_type : sig
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+
type t = [
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| `Art
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+
| `Article
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+
| `Audiovisual
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+
| `Bill
146
+
| `Blog
147
+
| `Book
148
+
| `Catalogue
149
+
| `Conference
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+
| `Conference_paper
151
+
| `Data
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+
| `Database
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+
| `Dictionary
154
+
| `Edited_work
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+
| `Encyclopedia
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+
| `Film_broadcast
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+
| `Generic
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+
| `Government_document
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+
| `Grant
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+
| `Hearing
161
+
| `Historical_work
162
+
| `Legal_case
163
+
| `Legal_rule
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+
| `Magazine_article
165
+
| `Manual
166
+
| `Map
167
+
| `Multimedia
168
+
| `Music
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+
| `Newspaper_article
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+
| `Pamphlet
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+
| `Patent
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+
| `Personal_communication
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+
| `Proceedings
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+
| `Report
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+
| `Serial
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+
| `Slides
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+
| `Software
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+
| `Software_code
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+
| `Software_container
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+
| `Software_executable
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+
| `Software_virtual_machine
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+
| `Sound_recording
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+
| `Standard
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+
| `Statute
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+
| `Thesis
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+
| `Unpublished
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+
| `Video
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+
| `Website
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]
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(** All supported reference types. *)
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+
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val of_string : string -> t option
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(** Parse from YAML string. Hyphenated names like ["conference-paper"]
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map to underscored variants like [`Conference_paper]. *)
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+
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val to_string : t -> string
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(** Convert to YAML string representation.
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Underscored variants like [`Conference_paper] become ["conference-paper"]. *)
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val equal : t -> t -> bool
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+
val compare : t -> t -> int
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val pp : Format.formatter -> t -> unit
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+
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val jsont : t Jsont.t
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(** JSON/YAML codec. *)
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end
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+
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(** Publication status for works in progress.
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The [status] field indicates the publication stage of a work that
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is not yet formally published:
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- [`Abstract] - Only an abstract is available
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- [`Advance_online] - Published online ahead of print
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- [`In_preparation] - Being written
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- [`In_press] - Accepted, awaiting publication
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- [`Preprint] - Available as preprint (arXiv, bioRxiv, etc.)
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- [`Submitted] - Submitted for review
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+
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{2 Example}
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{[
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references:
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- type: article
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title: "Our Upcoming Paper"
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authors:
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- family-names: Smith
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given-names: Jane
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journal: "Nature"
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status: submitted
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]} *)
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module Status : sig
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type t = [
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| `Abstract
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| `Advance_online
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| `In_preparation
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| `In_press
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+
| `Preprint
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| `Submitted
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]
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(** Publication status values. *)
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val of_string : string -> t option
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(** Parse from YAML string: ["abstract"], ["advance-online"], etc. *)
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+
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val to_string : t -> string
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(** Convert to YAML string representation. *)
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+
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val equal : t -> t -> bool
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val compare : t -> t -> int
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val pp : Format.formatter -> t -> unit
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+
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val jsont : t Jsont.t
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(** JSON/YAML codec. *)
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end
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(** CFF file type: software or dataset.
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The [type] field at the root level indicates whether the CFF file
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describes software or a dataset:
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- [`Software] - Software project (default if omitted)
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- [`Dataset] - Dataset or data package
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{2 Example}
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{[
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cff-version: "1.2.0"
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type: dataset
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title: "Climate Data 2020-2024"
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# ...
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]} *)
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module Cff_type : sig
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type t = [ `Software | `Dataset ]
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(** CFF file types. *)
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val of_string : string -> t option
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(** Parse from YAML string: ["software"] or ["dataset"]. *)
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val to_string : t -> string
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(** Convert to YAML string representation. *)
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val equal : t -> t -> bool
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val compare : t -> t -> int
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val pp : Format.formatter -> t -> unit
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val jsont : t Jsont.t
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(** JSON/YAML codec. *)
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end
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lib/cff_identifier.ml
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lib/cff_identifier.ml
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(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Copyright (c) 2025 The ocaml-cff programmers. All rights reserved.
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SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
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(** Identifier type for CFF. *)
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type t = {
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type_ : Cff_enums.Identifier_type.t;
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value : string;
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description : string option;
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}
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let make ~type_ ~value ?description () =
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{ type_; value; description }
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let type_ t = t.type_
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let value t = t.value
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let description t = t.description
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let equal a b =
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Cff_enums.Identifier_type.equal a.type_ b.type_ &&
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String.equal a.value b.value
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let compare a b =
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match Cff_enums.Identifier_type.compare a.type_ b.type_ with
27
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| 0 -> String.compare a.value b.value
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| n -> n
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+
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let pp ppf t =
31
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Format.fprintf ppf "%a: %s"
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Cff_enums.Identifier_type.pp t.type_
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t.value
34
+
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let jsont =
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Jsont.Object.map ~kind:"Identifier"
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(fun type_ value description -> { type_; value; description })
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|> Jsont.Object.mem "type" Cff_enums.Identifier_type.jsont
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~enc:(fun i -> i.type_)
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|> Jsont.Object.mem "value" Jsont.string
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~enc:(fun i -> i.value)
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|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "description" Jsont.string
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~enc:(fun i -> i.description)
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|> Jsont.Object.skip_unknown
45
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|> Jsont.Object.finish
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lib/cff_identifier.mli
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lib/cff_identifier.mli
···
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(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Copyright (c) 2025 The ocaml-cff programmers. All rights reserved.
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SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
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(** Typed identifiers for CFF.
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The [identifiers] field in CFF allows listing multiple typed
9
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identifiers for a work. Each identifier has a type, value, and
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optional description.
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{1 Identifier Types}
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CFF supports four identifier types:
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- {b DOI}: Digital Object Identifier
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({{:https://doi.org}doi.org})
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- {b URL}: Web URL
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- {b SWH}: Software Heritage identifier
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({{:https://www.softwareheritage.org}softwareheritage.org})
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- {b Other}: Any other identifier scheme
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{1 Usage}
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The [identifiers] field is a list, allowing multiple identifiers:
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{[
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identifiers:
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- type: doi
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value: 10.5281/zenodo.1234567
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description: The concept DOI for all versions
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- type: doi
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value: 10.5281/zenodo.1234568
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description: The DOI for version 1.0.0
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- type: swh
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value: swh:1:dir:bc286860f423ea7ced246ba7458eef4b4541cf2d
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description: Software Heritage archive
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+
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- type: url
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value: https://github.com/user/project/releases/tag/v1.0.0
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description: Release on GitHub
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]}
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{1 DOI vs doi Field}
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CFF provides two ways to specify DOIs:
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- The [doi] field at root level: A single, primary DOI
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- The [identifiers] field with [type: doi]: Multiple DOIs with descriptions
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Both can be used together; [identifiers] provides more detail.
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{1 Software Heritage}
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Software Heritage (SWH) provides persistent identifiers for source
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code. SWH identifiers follow the format:
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[swh:1:<object_type>:<hash>]
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Where object_type can be:
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- [cnt]: Content (file)
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- [dir]: Directory
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- [rev]: Revision (commit)
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- [rel]: Release
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- [snp]: Snapshot *)
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type t
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(** An identifier with type, value, and optional description. *)
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val make :
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type_:Cff_enums.Identifier_type.t ->
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value:string ->
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?description:string ->
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unit -> t
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(** Create an identifier.
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@param type_ The identifier type ([`Doi], [`Url], [`Swh], or [`Other])
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@param value The identifier value (DOI, URL, SWH ID, etc.)
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@param description Optional human-readable description *)
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val type_ : t -> Cff_enums.Identifier_type.t
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(** The identifier type. *)
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val value : t -> string
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(** The identifier value.
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For DOIs, this is just the DOI (e.g., ["10.5281/zenodo.1234567"]),
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not the full URL. *)
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val description : t -> string option
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(** Optional description explaining what this identifier refers to.
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Examples:
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- ["The concept DOI for all versions"]
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- ["Version 1.0.0 archive"]
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- ["Release on GitHub"] *)
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val equal : t -> t -> bool
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(** Identifier equality (compares all fields). *)
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val compare : t -> t -> int
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(** Identifier comparison. *)
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val pp : Format.formatter -> t -> unit
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(** Pretty-print as "[type]: value (description)". *)
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val jsont : t Jsont.t
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+
(** JSON/YAML codec for identifiers. *)
+145
lib/cff_license.ml
+145
lib/cff_license.ml
···
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(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Copyright (c) 2025 The ocaml-cff programmers. All rights reserved.
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SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
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(** SPDX license handling for CFF. *)
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module Id = struct
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type t = string
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+
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(* Case-insensitive lookup in valid license IDs *)
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let uppercased_valid_ids =
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List.map (fun x -> (x, String.uppercase_ascii x)) Spdx_licenses.valid_license_ids
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+
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let of_string s =
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let s_upper = String.uppercase_ascii s in
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match List.find_opt (fun (_, up) -> String.equal s_upper up) uppercased_valid_ids with
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| Some (canonical, _) -> Ok canonical
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| None -> Error (`Invalid_license_id s)
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+
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let to_string t = t
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+
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let equal = String.equal
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let compare = String.compare
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+
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let pp ppf t = Format.pp_print_string ppf t
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end
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type t = Id.t list (* Non-empty list; multiple = OR relationship *)
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let single id = [id]
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let multiple ids = ids
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let ids t = t
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let is_single = function
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| [_] -> true
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| _ -> false
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+
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let of_string s = Result.map single (Id.of_string s)
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+
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let of_string_list ss =
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+
let rec aux acc = function
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| [] -> Ok (List.rev acc)
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+
| s :: rest ->
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+
match Id.of_string s with
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+
| Ok id -> aux (id :: acc) rest
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+
| Error e -> Error e
49
+
in
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+
match ss with
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+
| [] -> Error (`Invalid_license_id "empty license list")
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+
| ss -> aux [] ss
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+
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+
let to_string_list t = t
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+
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let equal t1 t2 =
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+
List.length t1 = List.length t2 &&
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List.for_all2 Id.equal t1 t2
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+
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let compare t1 t2 =
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List.compare Id.compare t1 t2
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+
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+
let pp ppf t =
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+
match t with
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+
| [id] -> Id.pp ppf id
66
+
| ids ->
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+
Format.fprintf ppf "[%a]"
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+
(Format.pp_print_list ~pp_sep:(fun ppf () -> Format.fprintf ppf ", ") Id.pp)
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+
ids
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+
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+
(* Convert to Spdx_licenses.t (OR combination) *)
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+
let to_spdx t =
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+
let rec build = function
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+
| [] -> assert false (* t is non-empty *)
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+
| [id] -> Spdx_licenses.Simple (Spdx_licenses.LicenseID id)
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+
| id :: rest ->
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+
Spdx_licenses.OR (Spdx_licenses.Simple (Spdx_licenses.LicenseID id), build rest)
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+
in
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+
build t
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+
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+
(* Convert from Spdx_licenses.t (only simple IDs and OR combinations) *)
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+
let of_spdx spdx =
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+
let rec extract acc = function
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+
| Spdx_licenses.Simple (Spdx_licenses.LicenseID id) ->
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+
Ok (id :: acc)
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+
| Spdx_licenses.Simple (Spdx_licenses.LicenseIDPlus _) ->
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+
Error `Unsupported_expression
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+
| Spdx_licenses.Simple (Spdx_licenses.LicenseRef _) ->
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+
Error `Unsupported_expression
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+
| Spdx_licenses.WITH _ ->
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+
Error `Unsupported_expression
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+
| Spdx_licenses.AND _ ->
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+
Error `Unsupported_expression
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+
| Spdx_licenses.OR (left, right) ->
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+
Result.bind (extract acc left) (fun acc -> extract acc right)
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+
in
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+
Result.map List.rev (extract [] spdx)
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+
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+
(* Jsont codec - handles both single string and array of strings *)
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+
let jsont =
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+
let string_codec =
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+
Jsont.string |> Jsont.map
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+
~dec:(fun s ->
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+
match Id.of_string s with
105
+
| Ok id -> [id]
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+
| Error (`Invalid_license_id s) ->
107
+
Jsont.Error.msgf Jsont.Meta.none "Invalid SPDX license ID: %s" s)
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+
~enc:(function
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+
| [id] -> id
110
+
| _ -> assert false) (* Only used for single-element lists *)
111
+
in
112
+
let array_codec =
113
+
Jsont.(array string) |> Jsont.map
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+
~dec:(fun ss ->
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+
match of_string_list (Stdlib.Array.to_list ss) with
116
+
| Ok t -> t
117
+
| Error (`Invalid_license_id s) ->
118
+
Jsont.Error.msgf Jsont.Meta.none "Invalid SPDX license ID: %s" s)
119
+
~enc:(fun t -> Stdlib.Array.of_list t)
120
+
in
121
+
Jsont.any
122
+
~dec_string:string_codec
123
+
~dec_array:array_codec
124
+
~enc:(fun t ->
125
+
match t with
126
+
| [_] -> string_codec
127
+
| _ -> array_codec)
128
+
()
129
+
130
+
(* Lenient codec that accepts any string/array without validation *)
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+
let jsont_lenient =
132
+
let string_codec =
133
+
Jsont.string |> Jsont.map ~dec:(fun s -> [s]) ~enc:(function [s] -> s | _ -> assert false)
134
+
in
135
+
let array_codec =
136
+
Jsont.(array string) |> Jsont.map ~dec:(fun ss -> Stdlib.Array.to_list ss) ~enc:(fun t -> Stdlib.Array.of_list t)
137
+
in
138
+
Jsont.any
139
+
~dec_string:string_codec
140
+
~dec_array:array_codec
141
+
~enc:(fun t ->
142
+
match t with
143
+
| [_] -> string_codec
144
+
| _ -> array_codec)
145
+
()
+159
lib/cff_license.mli
+159
lib/cff_license.mli
···
1
+
(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
2
+
Copyright (c) 2025 The ocaml-cff programmers. All rights reserved.
3
+
SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
4
+
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
5
+
6
+
(** SPDX license identifiers for CFF.
7
+
8
+
CFF uses {{:https://spdx.org/licenses/}SPDX license identifiers}
9
+
for the [license] field. SPDX provides a standardized list of
10
+
open source license identifiers.
11
+
12
+
{1 License Field}
13
+
14
+
The [license] field can be a single license identifier like ["MIT"],
15
+
or a list of licenses with OR relationship like ["GPL-3.0-only"] and
16
+
["MIT"] together.
17
+
18
+
When multiple licenses are listed, it means the user may choose
19
+
{b any one} of the listed licenses. This matches the SPDX OR
20
+
semantics.
21
+
22
+
{1 Examples}
23
+
24
+
{2 Single License}
25
+
26
+
{[
27
+
cff-version: "1.2.0"
28
+
title: "My Project"
29
+
license: MIT
30
+
]}
31
+
32
+
{2 Multiple Licenses (OR)}
33
+
34
+
{[
35
+
cff-version: "1.2.0"
36
+
title: "My Project"
37
+
license:
38
+
- Apache-2.0
39
+
- MIT
40
+
]}
41
+
42
+
This means the software is available under Apache-2.0 OR MIT.
43
+
44
+
{1 Common License IDs}
45
+
46
+
Some commonly used SPDX license identifiers:
47
+
48
+
- [MIT] - MIT License
49
+
- [Apache-2.0] - Apache License 2.0
50
+
- [GPL-3.0-only] - GNU General Public License v3.0 only
51
+
- [GPL-3.0-or-later] - GNU GPL v3.0 or later
52
+
- [BSD-2-Clause] - BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License
53
+
- [BSD-3-Clause] - BSD 3-Clause "New" License
54
+
- [ISC] - ISC License
55
+
- [MPL-2.0] - Mozilla Public License 2.0
56
+
- [LGPL-3.0-only] - GNU Lesser GPL v3.0
57
+
- [CC-BY-4.0] - Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
58
+
59
+
{1 Deprecated IDs}
60
+
61
+
Some older license identifiers are deprecated in SPDX:
62
+
63
+
- [GPL-2.0] should use [GPL-2.0-only] or [GPL-2.0-or-later]
64
+
- [GPL-3.0] should use [GPL-3.0-only] or [GPL-3.0-or-later]
65
+
- [LGPL-2.1] should use [LGPL-2.1-only] or [LGPL-2.1-or-later]
66
+
67
+
The {!jsont_lenient} codec accepts these deprecated IDs. *)
68
+
69
+
(** A validated SPDX license identifier. *)
70
+
module Id : sig
71
+
type t
72
+
(** A single validated SPDX license ID. *)
73
+
74
+
val of_string : string -> (t, [> `Invalid_license_id of string]) result
75
+
(** Parse and validate a license ID.
76
+
77
+
The check is case-insensitive. Returns [Error] for unknown
78
+
license identifiers. *)
79
+
80
+
val to_string : t -> string
81
+
(** Return the canonical (properly cased) license ID string. *)
82
+
83
+
val equal : t -> t -> bool
84
+
val compare : t -> t -> int
85
+
86
+
val pp : Format.formatter -> t -> unit
87
+
(** Pretty-print the license ID. *)
88
+
end
89
+
90
+
type t
91
+
(** A CFF license: one or more SPDX license IDs.
92
+
93
+
Multiple IDs represent an OR relationship: the user may choose
94
+
any of the listed licenses. *)
95
+
96
+
val single : Id.t -> t
97
+
(** Create a license from a single ID. *)
98
+
99
+
val multiple : Id.t list -> t
100
+
(** Create a license from multiple IDs (OR relationship).
101
+
102
+
Raises [Invalid_argument] if the list is empty. *)
103
+
104
+
val ids : t -> Id.t list
105
+
(** Get the list of license IDs.
106
+
107
+
For a single license, returns a one-element list. *)
108
+
109
+
val is_single : t -> bool
110
+
(** [true] if this is a single license ID, [false] for multiple. *)
111
+
112
+
val of_string : string -> (t, [> `Invalid_license_id of string]) result
113
+
(** Parse a single license ID string into a license.
114
+
115
+
Equivalent to [Result.map single (Id.of_string s)]. *)
116
+
117
+
val of_string_list : string list -> (t, [> `Invalid_license_id of string]) result
118
+
(** Parse a list of license ID strings.
119
+
120
+
All IDs must be valid; returns [Error] if any ID is invalid. *)
121
+
122
+
val to_string_list : t -> string list
123
+
(** Return the list of license ID strings. *)
124
+
125
+
val equal : t -> t -> bool
126
+
(** License equality. *)
127
+
128
+
val compare : t -> t -> int
129
+
(** License comparison. *)
130
+
131
+
val pp : Format.formatter -> t -> unit
132
+
(** Pretty-print: single ID or comma-separated list for multiple. *)
133
+
134
+
(** {1 SPDX Interop} *)
135
+
136
+
val to_spdx : t -> Spdx_licenses.t
137
+
(** Convert to an SPDX license expression (OR combination). *)
138
+
139
+
val of_spdx : Spdx_licenses.t -> (t, [> `Unsupported_expression]) result
140
+
(** Convert from an SPDX license expression.
141
+
142
+
Only simple license IDs and OR combinations are supported.
143
+
Complex expressions using AND, WITH (exceptions), or license
144
+
references return [Error `Unsupported_expression]. *)
145
+
146
+
(** {1 Codecs} *)
147
+
148
+
val jsont : t Jsont.t
149
+
(** JSON/YAML codec that validates license IDs.
150
+
151
+
Handles both single string (["MIT"]) and array of strings.
152
+
Returns an error for invalid SPDX license identifiers. *)
153
+
154
+
val jsont_lenient : t Jsont.t
155
+
(** JSON/YAML codec that accepts any string without validation.
156
+
157
+
Use this codec when parsing CFF files that may contain deprecated
158
+
or non-standard license identifiers. Invalid IDs are preserved
159
+
as-is for round-tripping. *)
+597
lib/cff_reference.ml
+597
lib/cff_reference.ml
···
1
+
(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
2
+
Copyright (c) 2025 The ocaml-cff programmers. All rights reserved.
3
+
SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
4
+
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
5
+
6
+
(** Reference type for CFF with logical sub-records. *)
7
+
8
+
(** Core identity of a reference. *)
9
+
module Core = struct
10
+
type t = {
11
+
type_ : Cff_enums.Reference_type.t;
12
+
title : string;
13
+
authors : Cff_author.t list;
14
+
abstract : string option;
15
+
abbreviation : string option;
16
+
}
17
+
18
+
let make ~type_ ~title ~authors ?abstract ?abbreviation () =
19
+
{ type_; title; authors; abstract; abbreviation }
20
+
21
+
let type_ t = t.type_
22
+
let title t = t.title
23
+
let authors t = t.authors
24
+
let abstract t = t.abstract
25
+
let abbreviation t = t.abbreviation
26
+
27
+
let pp ppf t =
28
+
Format.fprintf ppf "%s (%a)"
29
+
t.title Cff_enums.Reference_type.pp t.type_
30
+
end
31
+
32
+
(** Publication information (journal, volume, pages, etc.). *)
33
+
module Publication = struct
34
+
type t = {
35
+
journal : string option;
36
+
volume : string option;
37
+
issue : string option;
38
+
pages : string option;
39
+
start : string option;
40
+
end_ : string option;
41
+
edition : string option;
42
+
section : string option;
43
+
status : Cff_enums.Status.t option;
44
+
}
45
+
46
+
let empty = {
47
+
journal = None; volume = None; issue = None; pages = None;
48
+
start = None; end_ = None; edition = None; section = None;
49
+
status = None;
50
+
}
51
+
52
+
let make ?journal ?volume ?issue ?pages ?start ?end_ ?edition
53
+
?section ?status () =
54
+
{ journal; volume; issue; pages; start; end_; edition; section; status }
55
+
56
+
let journal t = t.journal
57
+
let volume t = t.volume
58
+
let issue t = t.issue
59
+
let pages t = t.pages
60
+
let start t = t.start
61
+
let end_ t = t.end_
62
+
let edition t = t.edition
63
+
let section t = t.section
64
+
let status t = t.status
65
+
66
+
let is_empty t =
67
+
t.journal = None && t.volume = None && t.issue = None &&
68
+
t.pages = None && t.start = None && t.end_ = None &&
69
+
t.edition = None && t.section = None && t.status = None
70
+
end
71
+
72
+
(** Collection information (proceedings, book series, etc.). *)
73
+
module Collection = struct
74
+
type t = {
75
+
collection_title : string option;
76
+
collection_type : string option;
77
+
collection_doi : string option;
78
+
volume_title : string option;
79
+
number_volumes : string option;
80
+
}
81
+
82
+
let empty = {
83
+
collection_title = None; collection_type = None;
84
+
collection_doi = None; volume_title = None; number_volumes = None;
85
+
}
86
+
87
+
let make ?collection_title ?collection_type ?collection_doi
88
+
?volume_title ?number_volumes () =
89
+
{ collection_title; collection_type; collection_doi;
90
+
volume_title; number_volumes }
91
+
92
+
let collection_title t = t.collection_title
93
+
let collection_type t = t.collection_type
94
+
let collection_doi t = t.collection_doi
95
+
let volume_title t = t.volume_title
96
+
let number_volumes t = t.number_volumes
97
+
98
+
let is_empty t =
99
+
t.collection_title = None && t.collection_type = None &&
100
+
t.collection_doi = None && t.volume_title = None &&
101
+
t.number_volumes = None
102
+
end
103
+
104
+
(** Date information. *)
105
+
module Dates = struct
106
+
type t = {
107
+
date_accessed : Cff_date.t option;
108
+
date_downloaded : Cff_date.t option;
109
+
date_published : Cff_date.t option;
110
+
date_released : Cff_date.t option;
111
+
year : int option;
112
+
year_original : int option;
113
+
month : int option;
114
+
issue_date : string option;
115
+
}
116
+
117
+
let empty = {
118
+
date_accessed = None; date_downloaded = None;
119
+
date_published = None; date_released = None;
120
+
year = None; year_original = None; month = None; issue_date = None;
121
+
}
122
+
123
+
let make ?date_accessed ?date_downloaded ?date_published ?date_released
124
+
?year ?year_original ?month ?issue_date () =
125
+
{ date_accessed; date_downloaded; date_published; date_released;
126
+
year; year_original; month; issue_date }
127
+
128
+
let date_accessed t = t.date_accessed
129
+
let date_downloaded t = t.date_downloaded
130
+
let date_published t = t.date_published
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+
let date_released t = t.date_released
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let year t = t.year
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let year_original t = t.year_original
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let month t = t.month
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let issue_date t = t.issue_date
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let is_empty t =
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t.date_accessed = None && t.date_downloaded = None &&
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t.date_published = None && t.date_released = None &&
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t.year = None && t.year_original = None &&
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t.month = None && t.issue_date = None
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end
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(** Identifiers and links. *)
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module Identifiers = struct
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type t = {
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doi : string option;
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url : string option;
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repository : string option;
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repository_code : string option;
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repository_artifact : string option;
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isbn : string option;
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issn : string option;
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pmcid : string option;
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nihmsid : string option;
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identifiers : Cff_identifier.t list option;
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}
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let empty = {
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doi = None; url = None; repository = None;
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repository_code = None; repository_artifact = None;
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isbn = None; issn = None; pmcid = None; nihmsid = None;
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identifiers = None;
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}
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let make ?doi ?url ?repository ?repository_code ?repository_artifact
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?isbn ?issn ?pmcid ?nihmsid ?identifiers () =
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{ doi; url; repository; repository_code; repository_artifact;
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isbn; issn; pmcid; nihmsid; identifiers }
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let doi t = t.doi
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let url t = t.url
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let repository t = t.repository
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let repository_code t = t.repository_code
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let repository_artifact t = t.repository_artifact
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let isbn t = t.isbn
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let issn t = t.issn
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let pmcid t = t.pmcid
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let nihmsid t = t.nihmsid
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let identifiers t = t.identifiers
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let is_empty t =
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t.doi = None && t.url = None && t.repository = None &&
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t.repository_code = None && t.repository_artifact = None &&
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t.isbn = None && t.issn = None && t.pmcid = None &&
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t.nihmsid = None && t.identifiers = None
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end
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(** Related entities (editors, publisher, etc.). *)
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module Entities = struct
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type t = {
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editors : Cff_author.t list option;
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editors_series : Cff_author.t list option;
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translators : Cff_author.t list option;
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recipients : Cff_author.t list option;
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senders : Cff_author.t list option;
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contact : Cff_author.t list option;
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publisher : Cff_author.Entity.t option;
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institution : Cff_author.Entity.t option;
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conference : Cff_author.Entity.t option;
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database_provider : Cff_author.Entity.t option;
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location : Cff_author.Entity.t option;
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}
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let empty = {
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editors = None; editors_series = None; translators = None;
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recipients = None; senders = None; contact = None;
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publisher = None; institution = None; conference = None;
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database_provider = None; location = None;
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}
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let make ?editors ?editors_series ?translators ?recipients ?senders
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?contact ?publisher ?institution ?conference ?database_provider
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?location () =
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{ editors; editors_series; translators; recipients; senders;
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contact; publisher; institution; conference; database_provider;
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location }
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let editors t = t.editors
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let editors_series t = t.editors_series
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let translators t = t.translators
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let recipients t = t.recipients
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let senders t = t.senders
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let contact t = t.contact
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let publisher t = t.publisher
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let institution t = t.institution
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let conference t = t.conference
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let database_provider t = t.database_provider
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let location t = t.location
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let is_empty t =
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t.editors = None && t.editors_series = None && t.translators = None &&
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t.recipients = None && t.senders = None && t.contact = None &&
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t.publisher = None && t.institution = None && t.conference = None &&
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t.database_provider = None && t.location = None
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end
237
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(** Metadata and description. *)
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module Metadata = struct
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type t = {
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keywords : string list option;
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languages : string list option;
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license : Cff_license.t option;
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license_url : string option;
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copyright : string option;
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scope : string option;
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notes : string option;
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}
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250
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let empty = {
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keywords = None; languages = None; license = None;
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license_url = None; copyright = None; scope = None; notes = None;
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}
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let make ?keywords ?languages ?license ?license_url ?copyright
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?scope ?notes () =
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{ keywords; languages; license; license_url; copyright; scope; notes }
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let keywords t = t.keywords
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let languages t = t.languages
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let license t = t.license
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let license_url t = t.license_url
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let copyright t = t.copyright
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let scope t = t.scope
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let notes t = t.notes
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let is_empty t =
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t.keywords = None && t.languages = None && t.license = None &&
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t.license_url = None && t.copyright = None &&
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t.scope = None && t.notes = None
271
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end
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273
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(** Technical and domain-specific fields. *)
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module Technical = struct
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type t = {
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commit : string option;
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version : string option;
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filename : string option;
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format : string option;
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medium : string option;
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data_type : string option;
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database : string option;
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number : string option;
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patent_states : string list option;
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thesis_type : string option;
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term : string option;
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entry : string option;
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department : string option;
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loc_start : string option;
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loc_end : string option;
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}
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let empty = {
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commit = None; version = None; filename = None; format = None;
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medium = None; data_type = None; database = None; number = None;
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patent_states = None; thesis_type = None; term = None; entry = None;
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department = None; loc_start = None; loc_end = None;
298
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}
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300
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let make ?commit ?version ?filename ?format ?medium ?data_type
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?database ?number ?patent_states ?thesis_type ?term ?entry
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?department ?loc_start ?loc_end () =
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{ commit; version; filename; format; medium; data_type; database;
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number; patent_states; thesis_type; term; entry; department;
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loc_start; loc_end }
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let commit t = t.commit
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let version t = t.version
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let filename t = t.filename
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let format t = t.format
311
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let medium t = t.medium
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let data_type t = t.data_type
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let database t = t.database
314
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let number t = t.number
315
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let patent_states t = t.patent_states
316
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let thesis_type t = t.thesis_type
317
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let term t = t.term
318
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let entry t = t.entry
319
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let department t = t.department
320
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let loc_start t = t.loc_start
321
+
let loc_end t = t.loc_end
322
+
323
+
let is_empty t =
324
+
t.commit = None && t.version = None && t.filename = None &&
325
+
t.format = None && t.medium = None && t.data_type = None &&
326
+
t.database = None && t.number = None && t.patent_states = None &&
327
+
t.thesis_type = None && t.term = None && t.entry = None &&
328
+
t.department = None && t.loc_start = None && t.loc_end = None
329
+
end
330
+
331
+
(** Complete reference type. *)
332
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type t = {
333
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core : Core.t;
334
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publication : Publication.t;
335
+
collection : Collection.t;
336
+
dates : Dates.t;
337
+
identifiers : Identifiers.t;
338
+
entities : Entities.t;
339
+
metadata : Metadata.t;
340
+
technical : Technical.t;
341
+
}
342
+
343
+
let make ~core
344
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?(publication = Publication.empty)
345
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?(collection = Collection.empty)
346
+
?(dates = Dates.empty)
347
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?(identifiers = Identifiers.empty)
348
+
?(entities = Entities.empty)
349
+
?(metadata = Metadata.empty)
350
+
?(technical = Technical.empty)
351
+
() =
352
+
{ core; publication; collection; dates; identifiers;
353
+
entities; metadata; technical }
354
+
355
+
let make_simple ~type_ ~title ~authors ?doi ?year ?journal () =
356
+
let core = Core.make ~type_ ~title ~authors () in
357
+
let publication = Publication.make ?journal () in
358
+
let dates = Dates.make ?year () in
359
+
let identifiers = Identifiers.make ?doi () in
360
+
make ~core ~publication ~dates ~identifiers ()
361
+
362
+
(* Accessors for sub-records *)
363
+
let core t = t.core
364
+
let publication t = t.publication
365
+
let collection t = t.collection
366
+
let dates t = t.dates
367
+
let identifiers t = t.identifiers
368
+
let entities t = t.entities
369
+
let metadata t = t.metadata
370
+
let technical t = t.technical
371
+
372
+
(* Direct accessors for common fields *)
373
+
let type_ t = Core.type_ t.core
374
+
let title t = Core.title t.core
375
+
let authors t = Core.authors t.core
376
+
let doi t = Identifiers.doi t.identifiers
377
+
let year t = Dates.year t.dates
378
+
379
+
let pp ppf t =
380
+
Core.pp ppf t.core
381
+
382
+
(* Helper for string that can also be int (for pages, etc.) *)
383
+
let string_or_int_jsont =
384
+
Jsont.any
385
+
~dec_number:(Jsont.number |> Jsont.map
386
+
~dec:(fun f -> string_of_int (int_of_float f))
387
+
~enc:float_of_string)
388
+
~dec_string:Jsont.string
389
+
~enc:(fun s ->
390
+
match float_of_string_opt s with
391
+
| Some _ -> Jsont.number |> Jsont.map ~dec:(fun _ -> assert false) ~enc:float_of_string
392
+
| None -> Jsont.string)
393
+
()
394
+
395
+
(* Jsont codec for the full reference type *)
396
+
let jsont =
397
+
(* Helper to convert array jsont to list jsont *)
398
+
let list_jsont elt =
399
+
Jsont.(array elt |> map
400
+
~dec:(fun arr -> Stdlib.Array.to_list arr)
401
+
~enc:(fun lst -> Stdlib.Array.of_list lst))
402
+
in
403
+
let authors_list_jsont = list_jsont Cff_author.jsont in
404
+
let identifiers_list_jsont = list_jsont Cff_identifier.jsont in
405
+
let string_list_jsont = list_jsont Jsont.string in
406
+
(* We need to decode all 60+ fields and then group into sub-records *)
407
+
Jsont.Object.map ~kind:"Reference"
408
+
(fun type_ title authors abstract abbreviation
409
+
(* Publication *)
410
+
journal volume issue pages start end_ edition section status
411
+
(* Collection *)
412
+
collection_title collection_type collection_doi volume_title number_volumes
413
+
(* Dates *)
414
+
date_accessed date_downloaded date_published date_released
415
+
year year_original month issue_date
416
+
(* Identifiers *)
417
+
doi url repository repository_code repository_artifact
418
+
isbn issn pmcid nihmsid identifiers_list
419
+
(* Entities *)
420
+
editors editors_series translators recipients senders contact
421
+
publisher institution conference database_provider location_entity
422
+
(* Metadata *)
423
+
keywords languages license license_url copyright scope notes
424
+
(* Technical *)
425
+
commit version filename format medium data_type database
426
+
number patent_states thesis_type term entry department
427
+
loc_start loc_end ->
428
+
let core = { Core.type_; title; authors; abstract; abbreviation } in
429
+
let publication = { Publication.journal; volume; issue; pages;
430
+
start; end_; edition; section; status } in
431
+
let collection = { Collection.collection_title; collection_type;
432
+
collection_doi; volume_title; number_volumes } in
433
+
let dates = { Dates.date_accessed; date_downloaded; date_published;
434
+
date_released; year; year_original; month; issue_date } in
435
+
let identifiers = { Identifiers.doi; url; repository; repository_code;
436
+
repository_artifact; isbn; issn; pmcid; nihmsid;
437
+
identifiers = identifiers_list } in
438
+
let entities = { Entities.editors; editors_series; translators;
439
+
recipients; senders; contact; publisher; institution;
440
+
conference; database_provider; location = location_entity } in
441
+
let metadata = { Metadata.keywords; languages; license; license_url;
442
+
copyright; scope; notes } in
443
+
let technical = { Technical.commit; version; filename; format; medium;
444
+
data_type; database; number; patent_states; thesis_type;
445
+
term; entry; department; loc_start; loc_end } in
446
+
{ core; publication; collection; dates; identifiers;
447
+
entities; metadata; technical })
448
+
(* Core fields *)
449
+
|> Jsont.Object.mem "type" Cff_enums.Reference_type.jsont
450
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.core.type_)
451
+
|> Jsont.Object.mem "title" Jsont.string
452
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.core.title)
453
+
|> Jsont.Object.mem "authors" authors_list_jsont
454
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.core.authors)
455
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "abstract" Jsont.string
456
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.core.abstract)
457
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "abbreviation" Jsont.string
458
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.core.abbreviation)
459
+
(* Publication fields *)
460
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "journal" Jsont.string
461
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.publication.journal)
462
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "volume" string_or_int_jsont
463
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.publication.volume)
464
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "issue" string_or_int_jsont
465
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.publication.issue)
466
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "pages" string_or_int_jsont
467
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.publication.pages)
468
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "start" string_or_int_jsont
469
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.publication.start)
470
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "end" string_or_int_jsont
471
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.publication.end_)
472
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "edition" Jsont.string
473
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.publication.edition)
474
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "section" string_or_int_jsont
475
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.publication.section)
476
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "status" Cff_enums.Status.jsont
477
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.publication.status)
478
+
(* Collection fields *)
479
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "collection-title" Jsont.string
480
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.collection.collection_title)
481
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "collection-type" Jsont.string
482
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.collection.collection_type)
483
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "collection-doi" Jsont.string
484
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.collection.collection_doi)
485
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "volume-title" Jsont.string
486
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.collection.volume_title)
487
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "number-volumes" string_or_int_jsont
488
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.collection.number_volumes)
489
+
(* Date fields *)
490
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "date-accessed" Cff_date.jsont
491
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.dates.date_accessed)
492
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "date-downloaded" Cff_date.jsont
493
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.dates.date_downloaded)
494
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "date-published" Cff_date.jsont
495
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.dates.date_published)
496
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "date-released" Cff_date.jsont
497
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.dates.date_released)
498
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "year" Jsont.int
499
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.dates.year)
500
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "year-original" Jsont.int
501
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.dates.year_original)
502
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "month" Jsont.int
503
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.dates.month)
504
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "issue-date" Jsont.string
505
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.dates.issue_date)
506
+
(* Identifier fields *)
507
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "doi" Jsont.string
508
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.identifiers.doi)
509
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "url" Jsont.string
510
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.identifiers.url)
511
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "repository" Jsont.string
512
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.identifiers.repository)
513
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "repository-code" Jsont.string
514
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.identifiers.repository_code)
515
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "repository-artifact" Jsont.string
516
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.identifiers.repository_artifact)
517
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "isbn" Jsont.string
518
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.identifiers.isbn)
519
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "issn" string_or_int_jsont
520
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.identifiers.issn)
521
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "pmcid" Jsont.string
522
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.identifiers.pmcid)
523
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "nihmsid" Jsont.string
524
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.identifiers.nihmsid)
525
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "identifiers" identifiers_list_jsont
526
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.identifiers.identifiers)
527
+
(* Entity fields *)
528
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "editors" authors_list_jsont
529
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.entities.editors)
530
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "editors-series" authors_list_jsont
531
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.entities.editors_series)
532
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "translators" authors_list_jsont
533
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.entities.translators)
534
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "recipients" authors_list_jsont
535
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.entities.recipients)
536
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "senders" authors_list_jsont
537
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.entities.senders)
538
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "contact" authors_list_jsont
539
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.entities.contact)
540
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "publisher" Cff_author.Entity.jsont
541
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.entities.publisher)
542
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "institution" Cff_author.Entity.jsont
543
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.entities.institution)
544
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "conference" Cff_author.Entity.jsont
545
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.entities.conference)
546
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "database-provider" Cff_author.Entity.jsont
547
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.entities.database_provider)
548
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "location" Cff_author.Entity.jsont
549
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.entities.location)
550
+
(* Metadata fields *)
551
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "keywords" string_list_jsont
552
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.metadata.keywords)
553
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "languages" string_list_jsont
554
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.metadata.languages)
555
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "license" Cff_license.jsont_lenient
556
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.metadata.license)
557
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "license-url" Jsont.string
558
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.metadata.license_url)
559
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "copyright" Jsont.string
560
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.metadata.copyright)
561
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "scope" Jsont.string
562
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.metadata.scope)
563
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "notes" Jsont.string
564
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.metadata.notes)
565
+
(* Technical fields *)
566
+
|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "commit" Jsont.string
567
+
~enc:(fun r -> r.technical.commit)
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|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "version" string_or_int_jsont
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~enc:(fun r -> r.technical.version)
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|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "filename" Jsont.string
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~enc:(fun r -> r.technical.filename)
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|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "format" Jsont.string
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~enc:(fun r -> r.technical.format)
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|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "medium" Jsont.string
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~enc:(fun r -> r.technical.medium)
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|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "data-type" Jsont.string
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~enc:(fun r -> r.technical.data_type)
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|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "database" Jsont.string
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~enc:(fun r -> r.technical.database)
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|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "number" string_or_int_jsont
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~enc:(fun r -> r.technical.number)
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|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "patent-states" string_list_jsont
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~enc:(fun r -> r.technical.patent_states)
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|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "thesis-type" Jsont.string
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~enc:(fun r -> r.technical.thesis_type)
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|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "term" Jsont.string
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~enc:(fun r -> r.technical.term)
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|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "entry" Jsont.string
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~enc:(fun r -> r.technical.entry)
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|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "department" Jsont.string
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~enc:(fun r -> r.technical.department)
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|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "loc-start" string_or_int_jsont
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~enc:(fun r -> r.technical.loc_start)
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|> Jsont.Object.opt_mem "loc-end" string_or_int_jsont
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~enc:(fun r -> r.technical.loc_end)
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|> Jsont.Object.skip_unknown
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|> Jsont.Object.finish
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lib/cff_reference.mli
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lib/cff_reference.mli
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(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Copyright (c) 2025 The ocaml-cff programmers. All rights reserved.
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SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
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(** Bibliographic reference type for CFF.
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References represent citable works in the [references] and
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[preferred-citation] fields of a CFF file. They can describe any
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type of scholarly output: journal articles, books, conference papers,
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software, datasets, theses, patents, and many more.
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{1 Structure}
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CFF references have 60+ possible fields. This module organizes them
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into logical sub-records for easier manipulation:
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- {!Core} - Required fields: type, title, authors
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- {!Publication} - Journal articles: journal, volume, issue, pages
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- {!Collection} - Book chapters, proceedings: collection title, DOI
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- {!Dates} - When the work was published, accessed, etc.
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- {!Identifiers} - DOI, URL, ISBN, ISSN, repository links
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- {!Entities} - Editors, publisher, institution, conference
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- {!Metadata} - Keywords, license, languages, copyright
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- {!Technical} - Software-specific: commit, version, format
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{1 Reference Types}
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The [type] field determines what kind of work is being referenced.
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CFF 1.2.0 supports 40+ types including:
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- Academic: [`Article], [`Book], [`Conference_paper], [`Thesis]
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- Software: [`Software], [`Software_code], [`Software_container]
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- Data: [`Data], [`Database], [`Dataset]
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- Legal: [`Patent], [`Legal_case], [`Statute]
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- Media: [`Video], [`Sound_recording], [`Film_broadcast]
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{1 Example}
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{[
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(* A journal article reference *)
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~type_:`Article
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~title:"The Software Citation Principles"
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~authors:[
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Cff_author.Person (Cff_author.Person.make
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~family_names:"Smith"
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~given_names:"Arfon M."
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());
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]
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~doi:"10.7717/peerj-cs.86"
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~year:2016
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~journal:"PeerJ Computer Science"
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()
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(* A software reference with more details *)
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let core = Cff_reference.Core.make
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~type_:`Software
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~title:"NumPy"
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~authors:[...]
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() in
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let ids = Cff_reference.Identifiers.make
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~doi:"10.1038/s41586-020-2649-2"
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~url:"https://numpy.org"
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() in
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let software = Cff_reference.make ~core ~dates ~identifiers:ids ()
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]}
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{1 Sub-records} *)
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(** Core identity fields (required for all references).
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Every reference must have a type, title, and at least one author.
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The type determines what additional fields are relevant. *)
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module Core : sig
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type t
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val make :
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type_:Cff_enums.Reference_type.t ->
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title:string ->
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authors:Cff_author.t list ->
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?abstract:string ->
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?abbreviation:string ->
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unit -> t
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(** Create a core record.
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@param type_ The reference type (article, book, software, etc.)
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@param title The title of the work
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@param authors List of persons and/or entities *)
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val type_ : t -> Cff_enums.Reference_type.t
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(** The reference type. Determines which other fields are applicable. *)
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val title : t -> string
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(** The title of the referenced work. *)
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(** The authors/creators of the work. *)
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val abstract : t -> string option
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(** A description or abstract of the work. *)
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val abbreviation : t -> string option
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(** Abbreviated form of the title (e.g., for journal names). *)
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val pp : Format.formatter -> t -> unit
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end
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(** Publication metadata for journal articles and periodicals.
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Fields for works published in journals, magazines, or other
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serial publications. Page numbers can be specified as a range
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([pages]) or as separate [start] and [end_] values. *)
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module Publication : sig
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type t
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val empty : t
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(** Empty publication record with all fields as [None]. *)
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val make :
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?journal:string ->
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?volume:string ->
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?issue:string ->
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?pages:string ->
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?start:string ->
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?end_:string ->
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?edition:string ->
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?section:string ->
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unit -> t
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val journal : t -> string option
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val volume : t -> string option
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(** The volume number of the journal. *)
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val issue : t -> string option
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(** The issue number within the volume. *)
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val pages : t -> string option
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(** Page range (e.g., ["123-145"]). Alternative to [start]/[end_]. *)
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val start : t -> string option
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(** Starting page number. *)
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val end_ : t -> string option
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val edition : t -> string option
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val section : t -> string option
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(** The section of a work (e.g., newspaper section). *)
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val status : t -> Cff_enums.Status.t option
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(** Publication status: preprint, in-press, submitted, etc. *)
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val is_empty : t -> bool
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(** [true] if all fields are [None]. *)
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end
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(** Collection metadata for works in edited volumes.
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Used for book chapters, conference proceedings, and other works
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that appear within a larger collection. *)
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module Collection : sig
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type t
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val empty : t
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val make :
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?collection_title:string ->
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?collection_type:string ->
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?collection_doi:string ->
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?volume_title:string ->
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?number_volumes:string ->
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unit -> t
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val collection_title : t -> string option
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val collection_type : t -> string option
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(** Type of collection (e.g., ["proceedings"], ["book series"]). *)
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val collection_doi : t -> string option
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(** DOI of the collection itself (not the individual work). *)
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val volume_title : t -> string option
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(** Title of the specific volume within a multi-volume collection. *)
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val number_volumes : t -> string option
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(** Total number of volumes in the collection. *)
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val is_empty : t -> bool
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end
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(** Date-related fields.
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CFF distinguishes between several date types:
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- {b date-released}: When the software/dataset was released
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- {b date-published}: When the work was formally published
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- {b date-accessed}: When an online resource was last accessed
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- {b date-downloaded}: When a resource was downloaded
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For older works or when only the year is known, use [year] instead
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of a full date. *)
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module Dates : sig
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type t
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val make :
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?date_published:Cff_date.t ->
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?date_released:Cff_date.t ->
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?year:int ->
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?year_original:int ->
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?month:int ->
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?issue_date:string ->
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unit -> t
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val date_accessed : t -> Cff_date.t option
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(** Date when an online resource was accessed for citation. *)
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val date_downloaded : t -> Cff_date.t option
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(** Date when a resource was downloaded. *)
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val date_published : t -> Cff_date.t option
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(** Formal publication date. *)
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val date_released : t -> Cff_date.t option
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(** Release date (typically for software). *)
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val year : t -> int option
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(** Publication year when full date is unknown. *)
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val year_original : t -> int option
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(** Year of original publication (for reprints, translations). *)
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val month : t -> int option
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(** Publication month (1-12) when only month/year is known. *)
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val issue_date : t -> string option
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(** Issue date as a string (for periodicals with specific dates). *)
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val is_empty : t -> bool
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end
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(** Identifiers and repository links.
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Various identifier schemes for locating and citing works:
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- DOI: Digital Object Identifier (preferred for academic works)
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- URL: Web address
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- ISBN: International Standard Book Number
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- ISSN: International Standard Serial Number (journals)
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- PMCID: PubMed Central ID
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- NIHMSID: NIH Manuscript Submission ID *)
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module Identifiers : sig
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type t
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val make :
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?url:string ->
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?repository:string ->
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?repository_code:string ->
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?repository_artifact:string ->
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?isbn:string ->
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?issn:string ->
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?pmcid:string ->
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?nihmsid:string ->
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?identifiers:Cff_identifier.t list ->
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unit -> t
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val doi : t -> string option
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(** Digital Object Identifier (e.g., ["10.1234/example"]). *)
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val url : t -> string option
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(** URL where the work can be accessed. *)
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val repository : t -> string option
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(** General repository URL. *)
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val repository_code : t -> string option
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(** Source code repository (GitHub, GitLab, etc.). *)
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val repository_artifact : t -> string option
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(** Built artifact repository (npm, PyPI, Docker Hub, etc.). *)
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val isbn : t -> string option
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(** International Standard Book Number. *)
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val issn : t -> string option
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(** International Standard Serial Number (for journals). *)
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val pmcid : t -> string option
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(** PubMed Central identifier. *)
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val nihmsid : t -> string option
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(** NIH Manuscript Submission System identifier. *)
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val identifiers : t -> Cff_identifier.t list option
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(** Additional typed identifiers (DOI, URL, SWH, other). *)
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val is_empty : t -> bool
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end
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(** Related entities: editors, publishers, institutions.
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Persons and organizations involved in the work beyond the authors:
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- Editors of collections or journals
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- Publishers and their locations
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- Academic institutions (for theses, reports)
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- Conferences (for proceedings, presentations) *)
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module Entities : sig
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type t
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val empty : t
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val make :
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?editors:Cff_author.t list ->
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?editors_series:Cff_author.t list ->
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?translators:Cff_author.t list ->
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?recipients:Cff_author.t list ->
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?senders:Cff_author.t list ->
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?contact:Cff_author.t list ->
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?publisher:Cff_author.Entity.t ->
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?institution:Cff_author.Entity.t ->
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?conference:Cff_author.Entity.t ->
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?database_provider:Cff_author.Entity.t ->
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?location:Cff_author.Entity.t ->
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unit -> t
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val editors : t -> Cff_author.t list option
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(** Editors of the work (for edited volumes). *)
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val editors_series : t -> Cff_author.t list option
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(** Series editors (for book series). *)
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val translators : t -> Cff_author.t list option
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(** Translators of the work. *)
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val recipients : t -> Cff_author.t list option
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(** Recipients (for personal communications). *)
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val senders : t -> Cff_author.t list option
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(** Senders (for personal communications). *)
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val contact : t -> Cff_author.t list option
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(** Contact persons for the work. *)
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val publisher : t -> Cff_author.Entity.t option
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(** Publishing organization. *)
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val institution : t -> Cff_author.Entity.t option
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(** Academic/research institution (for theses, reports). *)
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val conference : t -> Cff_author.Entity.t option
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(** Conference where the work was presented. *)
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val database_provider : t -> Cff_author.Entity.t option
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(** Provider of a database (for data references). *)
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val location : t -> Cff_author.Entity.t option
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(** Location entity (city, venue for conferences). *)
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val is_empty : t -> bool
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end
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(** Descriptive metadata: keywords, license, notes.
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Additional information about the work for discovery and rights. *)
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module Metadata : sig
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type t
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val empty : t
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val make :
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?keywords:string list ->
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?languages:string list ->
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?license:Cff_license.t ->
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+
?license_url:string ->
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+
?copyright:string ->
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+
?scope:string ->
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+
?notes:string ->
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+
unit -> t
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+
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val keywords : t -> string list option
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(** Descriptive keywords for the work. *)
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+
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val languages : t -> string list option
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(** Languages the work is available in (ISO 639 codes). *)
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val license : t -> Cff_license.t option
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(** SPDX license identifier(s). *)
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val license_url : t -> string option
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(** URL to license text (for non-SPDX licenses). *)
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val copyright : t -> string option
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(** Copyright statement. *)
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val scope : t -> string option
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(** Scope of the reference (what aspect it covers). *)
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val notes : t -> string option
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(** Additional notes or comments. *)
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val is_empty : t -> bool
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end
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(** Technical and domain-specific fields.
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Fields for software, data, and specialized reference types:
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- Software: commit hash, version, filename
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- Theses: thesis type, department
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- Data: data type, database, format
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- Patents: patent states
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- Dictionaries/encyclopedias: term, entry *)
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module Technical : sig
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type t
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val empty : t
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val make :
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?commit:string ->
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?version:string ->
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?filename:string ->
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?format:string ->
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?medium:string ->
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?data_type:string ->
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?database:string ->
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+
?number:string ->
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+
?patent_states:string list ->
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?thesis_type:string ->
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?term:string ->
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+
?entry:string ->
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+
?department:string ->
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?loc_start:string ->
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+
?loc_end:string ->
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+
unit -> t
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+
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val commit : t -> string option
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(** Git commit hash or VCS revision. *)
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+
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val version : t -> string option
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(** Version string of the software/data. *)
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val filename : t -> string option
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(** Name of the file being referenced. *)
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val format : t -> string option
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(** Format of the work (e.g., ["PDF"], ["HTML"]). *)
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val medium : t -> string option
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(** Physical medium (e.g., ["CD-ROM"], ["print"]). *)
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val data_type : t -> string option
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(** Type of data (for datasets). *)
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val database : t -> string option
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(** Name of the database. *)
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val number : t -> string option
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(** Report/patent/standard number. *)
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val patent_states : t -> string list option
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(** Countries where a patent is held. *)
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val thesis_type : t -> string option
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(** Type of thesis (["PhD"], ["Master's"], etc.). *)
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val term : t -> string option
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(** Dictionary/encyclopedia term being referenced. *)
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val entry : t -> string option
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(** Encyclopedia entry name. *)
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val department : t -> string option
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(** Academic department (for theses). *)
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val loc_start : t -> string option
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(** Starting line/location in source code. *)
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val loc_end : t -> string option
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(** Ending line/location in source code. *)
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val is_empty : t -> bool
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end
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(** {1 Reference Type} *)
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(** The complete reference type combining all sub-records. *)
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type t
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val make :
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core:Core.t ->
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?publication:Publication.t ->
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?collection:Collection.t ->
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?dates:Dates.t ->
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?identifiers:Identifiers.t ->
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?entities:Entities.t ->
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?metadata:Metadata.t ->
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?technical:Technical.t ->
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unit -> t
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(** Construct a reference from sub-records.
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val make_simple :
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type_:Cff_enums.Reference_type.t ->
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title:string ->
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authors:Cff_author.t list ->
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?doi:string ->
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?year:int ->
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?journal:string ->
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unit -> t
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(** Convenience constructor for simple references.
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Creates a reference with just the most common fields. Suitable
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for quick article or software references. *)
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(** {2 Sub-record Accessors} *)
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+
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val core : t -> Core.t
530
+
(** The core identity fields. *)
531
+
532
+
val publication : t -> Publication.t
533
+
(** Publication metadata (journal, volume, pages). *)
534
+
535
+
val collection : t -> Collection.t
536
+
(** Collection metadata (proceedings, book series). *)
537
+
538
+
val dates : t -> Dates.t
539
+
(** Date-related fields. *)
540
+
541
+
val identifiers : t -> Identifiers.t
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+
(** Identifiers and links. *)
543
+
544
+
val entities : t -> Entities.t
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+
(** Related entities (editors, publisher). *)
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+
547
+
val metadata : t -> Metadata.t
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+
(** Descriptive metadata (keywords, license). *)
549
+
550
+
val technical : t -> Technical.t
551
+
(** Technical fields (commit, version, format). *)
552
+
553
+
(** {2 Direct Accessors for Common Fields}
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+
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Convenience accessors that delegate to sub-records. *)
556
+
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val type_ : t -> Cff_enums.Reference_type.t
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+
(** Shortcut for [Core.type_ (core t)]. *)
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+
560
+
val title : t -> string
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+
(** Shortcut for [Core.title (core t)]. *)
562
+
563
+
val authors : t -> Cff_author.t list
564
+
(** Shortcut for [Core.authors (core t)]. *)
565
+
566
+
val doi : t -> string option
567
+
(** Shortcut for [Identifiers.doi (identifiers t)]. *)
568
+
569
+
val year : t -> int option
570
+
(** Shortcut for [Dates.year (dates t)]. *)
571
+
572
+
(** {1 Formatting and Codec} *)
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+
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val pp : Format.formatter -> t -> unit
575
+
(** Pretty-print a reference in a human-readable format. *)
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+
577
+
val jsont : t Jsont.t
578
+
(** JSON/YAML codec for serialization. *)
+175
lib/cff_root.ml
+175
lib/cff_root.ml
···
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(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Copyright (c) 2025 The ocaml-cff programmers. All rights reserved.
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SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
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+
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(** Root CFF type. *)
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+
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type t = {
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cff_version : string;
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+
message : string;
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title : string;
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+
authors : Cff_author.t list;
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+
abstract : string option;
14
+
commit : string option;
15
+
contact : Cff_author.t list option;
16
+
date_released : Cff_date.t option;
17
+
doi : string option;
18
+
identifiers : Cff_identifier.t list option;
19
+
keywords : string list option;
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+
license : Cff_license.t option;
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+
license_url : string option;
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+
preferred_citation : Cff_reference.t option;
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+
references : Cff_reference.t list option;
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+
repository : string option;
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+
repository_artifact : string option;
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+
repository_code : string option;
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type_ : Cff_enums.Cff_type.t option;
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url : string option;
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version : string option;
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}
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+
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let make
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~cff_version
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~message
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+
~title
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+
~authors
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+
?abstract
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+
?commit
39
+
?contact
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+
?date_released
41
+
?doi
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+
?identifiers
43
+
?keywords
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+
?license
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+
?license_url
46
+
?preferred_citation
47
+
?references
48
+
?repository
49
+
?repository_artifact
50
+
?repository_code
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+
?type_
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+
?url
53
+
?version
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+
() =
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+
{ cff_version; message; title; authors;
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+
abstract; commit; contact; date_released; doi;
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+
identifiers; keywords; license; license_url;
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preferred_citation; references; repository;
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+
repository_artifact; repository_code; type_; url; version }
60
+
61
+
(* Required field accessors *)
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+
let cff_version t = t.cff_version
63
+
let message t = t.message
64
+
let title t = t.title
65
+
let authors t = t.authors
66
+
67
+
(* Optional field accessors *)
68
+
let abstract t = t.abstract
69
+
let commit t = t.commit
70
+
let contact t = t.contact
71
+
let date_released t = t.date_released
72
+
let doi t = t.doi
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+
let identifiers t = t.identifiers
74
+
let keywords t = t.keywords
75
+
let license t = t.license
76
+
let license_url t = t.license_url
77
+
let preferred_citation t = t.preferred_citation
78
+
let references t = t.references
79
+
let repository t = t.repository
80
+
let repository_artifact t = t.repository_artifact
81
+
let repository_code t = t.repository_code
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+
let type_ t = t.type_
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+
let url t = t.url
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+
let version t = t.version
85
+
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+
let make_simple ~title ~authors ?version ?doi ?license () =
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let message = "If you use this software, please cite it using the metadata from this file." in
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+
make
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+
~cff_version:"1.2.0"
90
+
~message
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+
~title
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+
~authors
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+
?version
94
+
?doi
95
+
?license
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+
()
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+
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+
let pp ppf t =
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+
Format.fprintf ppf "@[<v>";
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Format.fprintf ppf "cff-version: %s@," t.cff_version;
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+
Format.fprintf ppf "title: %s@," t.title;
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+
Format.fprintf ppf "message: %s@," t.message;
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+
Format.fprintf ppf "authors:@,";
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List.iter (fun a -> Format.fprintf ppf " - %a@," Cff_author.pp a) t.authors;
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+
Option.iter (fun v -> Format.fprintf ppf "version: %s@," v) t.version;
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+
Option.iter (fun v -> Format.fprintf ppf "doi: %s@," v) t.doi;
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+
Option.iter (fun v -> Format.fprintf ppf "date-released: %a@," Cff_date.pp v) t.date_released;
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+
Option.iter (fun v -> Format.fprintf ppf "license: %a@," Cff_license.pp v) t.license;
109
+
Option.iter (fun v -> Format.fprintf ppf "url: %s@," v) t.url;
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+
Option.iter (fun v -> Format.fprintf ppf "repository: %s@," v) t.repository;
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+
Option.iter (fun v -> Format.fprintf ppf "repository-code: %s@," v) t.repository_code;
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+
Option.iter (fun v -> Format.fprintf ppf "abstract: %s@," v) t.abstract;
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+
Option.iter (fun v -> Format.fprintf ppf "commit: %s@," v) t.commit;
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+
Option.iter (fun v -> Format.fprintf ppf "type: %a@," Cff_enums.Cff_type.pp v) t.type_;
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+
Option.iter (fun kws ->
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+
Format.fprintf ppf "keywords:@,";
117
+
List.iter (fun k -> Format.fprintf ppf " - %s@," k) kws
118
+
) t.keywords;
119
+
Option.iter (fun ids ->
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+
Format.fprintf ppf "identifiers:@,";
121
+
List.iter (fun id -> Format.fprintf ppf " - %a@," Cff_identifier.pp id) ids
122
+
) t.identifiers;
123
+
Option.iter (fun contacts ->
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+
Format.fprintf ppf "contact:@,";
125
+
List.iter (fun c -> Format.fprintf ppf " - %a@," Cff_author.pp c) contacts
126
+
) t.contact;
127
+
Option.iter (fun refs ->
128
+
Format.fprintf ppf "references:@,";
129
+
List.iter (fun r -> Format.fprintf ppf " - %a@," Cff_reference.pp r) refs
130
+
) t.references;
131
+
Option.iter (fun pc ->
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+
Format.fprintf ppf "preferred-citation:@, %a@," Cff_reference.pp pc
133
+
) t.preferred_citation;
134
+
Format.fprintf ppf "@]"
135
+
136
+
let jsont =
137
+
let open Jsont in
138
+
let array_to_list arr = Stdlib.Array.to_list arr in
139
+
let array_of_list lst = Stdlib.Array.of_list lst in
140
+
let authors_jsont = array Cff_author.jsont |> map ~dec:array_to_list ~enc:array_of_list in
141
+
let identifiers_jsont = array Cff_identifier.jsont |> map ~dec:array_to_list ~enc:array_of_list in
142
+
let references_jsont = array Cff_reference.jsont |> map ~dec:array_to_list ~enc:array_of_list in
143
+
let keywords_jsont = array string |> map ~dec:array_to_list ~enc:array_of_list in
144
+
Object.map ~kind:"CFF"
145
+
(fun cff_version message title authors abstract commit contact
146
+
date_released doi identifiers keywords license license_url
147
+
preferred_citation references repository repository_artifact
148
+
repository_code type_ url version ->
149
+
{ cff_version; message; title; authors;
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+
abstract; commit; contact; date_released; doi;
151
+
identifiers; keywords; license; license_url;
152
+
preferred_citation; references; repository;
153
+
repository_artifact; repository_code; type_; url; version })
154
+
|> Object.mem "cff-version" string ~enc:(fun t -> t.cff_version)
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+
|> Object.mem "message" string ~enc:(fun t -> t.message)
156
+
|> Object.mem "title" string ~enc:(fun t -> t.title)
157
+
|> Object.mem "authors" authors_jsont ~enc:(fun t -> t.authors)
158
+
|> Object.opt_mem "abstract" string ~enc:(fun t -> t.abstract)
159
+
|> Object.opt_mem "commit" string ~enc:(fun t -> t.commit)
160
+
|> Object.opt_mem "contact" authors_jsont ~enc:(fun t -> t.contact)
161
+
|> Object.opt_mem "date-released" Cff_date.jsont ~enc:(fun t -> t.date_released)
162
+
|> Object.opt_mem "doi" string ~enc:(fun t -> t.doi)
163
+
|> Object.opt_mem "identifiers" identifiers_jsont ~enc:(fun t -> t.identifiers)
164
+
|> Object.opt_mem "keywords" keywords_jsont ~enc:(fun t -> t.keywords)
165
+
|> Object.opt_mem "license" Cff_license.jsont_lenient ~enc:(fun t -> t.license)
166
+
|> Object.opt_mem "license-url" string ~enc:(fun t -> t.license_url)
167
+
|> Object.opt_mem "preferred-citation" Cff_reference.jsont ~enc:(fun t -> t.preferred_citation)
168
+
|> Object.opt_mem "references" references_jsont ~enc:(fun t -> t.references)
169
+
|> Object.opt_mem "repository" string ~enc:(fun t -> t.repository)
170
+
|> Object.opt_mem "repository-artifact" string ~enc:(fun t -> t.repository_artifact)
171
+
|> Object.opt_mem "repository-code" string ~enc:(fun t -> t.repository_code)
172
+
|> Object.opt_mem "type" Cff_enums.Cff_type.jsont ~enc:(fun t -> t.type_)
173
+
|> Object.opt_mem "url" string ~enc:(fun t -> t.url)
174
+
|> Object.opt_mem "version" string ~enc:(fun t -> t.version)
175
+
|> Object.finish
+249
lib/cff_root.mli
+249
lib/cff_root.mli
···
1
+
(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
2
+
Copyright (c) 2025 The ocaml-cff programmers. All rights reserved.
3
+
SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
4
+
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
5
+
6
+
(** Root CFF type representing a complete [CITATION.cff] file.
7
+
8
+
A [CITATION.cff] file is the standard way to provide citation metadata
9
+
for research software and datasets. This module defines the root type
10
+
containing all top-level fields from the CFF 1.2.0 specification.
11
+
12
+
{2 Required Fields}
13
+
14
+
Every valid CFF file must include:
15
+
- {!cff_version}: Schema version (["1.2.0"])
16
+
- {!message}: Instructions for citing the work
17
+
- {!title}: Name of the software or dataset
18
+
- {!authors}: List of persons and/or entities
19
+
20
+
{2 Common Optional Fields}
21
+
22
+
- {!version}: Software version string
23
+
- {!doi}: Digital Object Identifier
24
+
- {!date_released}: Publication/release date
25
+
- {!license}: SPDX license identifier(s)
26
+
- {!keywords}: Descriptive keywords
27
+
- {!abstract}: Description of the work
28
+
29
+
{2 Citation Redirection}
30
+
31
+
The {!preferred_citation} field allows redirecting citations to
32
+
a related work (e.g., a journal article describing the software).
33
+
The {!references} field lists works that the software cites or
34
+
depends upon.
35
+
36
+
{2 Example}
37
+
38
+
{[
39
+
let cff = Cff_root.make
40
+
~cff_version:"1.2.0"
41
+
~message:"If you use this software, please cite it as below."
42
+
~title:"My Research Software"
43
+
~authors:[Cff_author.Person (Cff_author.Person.make
44
+
~family_names:"Smith"
45
+
~given_names:"Jane"
46
+
())]
47
+
~version:"1.0.0"
48
+
~doi:"10.5281/zenodo.1234567"
49
+
~date_released:(2024, 1, 15)
50
+
~license:(Cff_license.single "MIT")
51
+
()
52
+
]} *)
53
+
54
+
(** The abstract type representing a complete CFF document. *)
55
+
type t
56
+
57
+
(** {1 Construction} *)
58
+
59
+
val make :
60
+
cff_version:string ->
61
+
message:string ->
62
+
title:string ->
63
+
authors:Cff_author.t list ->
64
+
?abstract:string ->
65
+
?commit:string ->
66
+
?contact:Cff_author.t list ->
67
+
?date_released:Cff_date.t ->
68
+
?doi:string ->
69
+
?identifiers:Cff_identifier.t list ->
70
+
?keywords:string list ->
71
+
?license:Cff_license.t ->
72
+
?license_url:string ->
73
+
?preferred_citation:Cff_reference.t ->
74
+
?references:Cff_reference.t list ->
75
+
?repository:string ->
76
+
?repository_artifact:string ->
77
+
?repository_code:string ->
78
+
?type_:Cff_enums.Cff_type.t ->
79
+
?url:string ->
80
+
?version:string ->
81
+
unit -> t
82
+
(** [make ~cff_version ~message ~title ~authors ...] constructs a CFF value.
83
+
84
+
@param cff_version The CFF schema version, typically ["1.2.0"]
85
+
@param message Instructions for users on how to cite the work
86
+
@param title The name of the software or dataset
87
+
@param authors List of persons and/or entities who created the work *)
88
+
89
+
(** {1 Required Fields} *)
90
+
91
+
val cff_version : t -> string
92
+
(** The CFF schema version that this file adheres to.
93
+
94
+
For CFF 1.2.0 files, this should be ["1.2.0"]. The version determines
95
+
which keys are valid and how they should be interpreted. *)
96
+
97
+
val message : t -> string
98
+
(** A message to readers explaining how to cite the work.
99
+
100
+
Common examples:
101
+
- ["If you use this software, please cite it using the metadata from this file."]
102
+
- ["Please cite this software using the metadata from 'preferred-citation'."]
103
+
104
+
The message should guide users toward the preferred citation method. *)
105
+
106
+
val title : t -> string
107
+
(** The name of the software or dataset.
108
+
109
+
This is the title that should appear in citations. For software, it's
110
+
typically the project name; for datasets, the dataset title. *)
111
+
112
+
val authors : t -> Cff_author.t list
113
+
(** The creators of the software or dataset.
114
+
115
+
Authors can be persons (individuals) or entities (organizations).
116
+
At least one author is required for a valid CFF file. The order
117
+
typically reflects contribution significance. *)
118
+
119
+
(** {1 Optional Fields} *)
120
+
121
+
val abstract : t -> string option
122
+
(** A description of the software or dataset.
123
+
124
+
Provides context about what the work does, its purpose, and scope. *)
125
+
126
+
val commit : t -> string option
127
+
(** The commit hash or revision number of the software version.
128
+
129
+
Useful for precise version identification beyond semantic versioning.
130
+
Example: ["1ff847d81f29c45a3a1a5ce73d38e45c2f319bba"] *)
131
+
132
+
val contact : t -> Cff_author.t list option
133
+
(** Contact persons or entities for the software or dataset.
134
+
135
+
May differ from authors; useful when the primary contact is a
136
+
project maintainer rather than the original author. *)
137
+
138
+
val date_released : t -> Cff_date.t option
139
+
(** The date when the software or dataset was released.
140
+
141
+
Format is [(year, month, day)], corresponding to ISO 8601 [YYYY-MM-DD]. *)
142
+
143
+
val doi : t -> string option
144
+
(** The Digital Object Identifier for the software or dataset.
145
+
146
+
DOIs provide persistent, citable identifiers. This is a shorthand
147
+
for a single DOI; use {!identifiers} for multiple DOIs or other
148
+
identifier types. Example: ["10.5281/zenodo.1234567"] *)
149
+
150
+
val identifiers : t -> Cff_identifier.t list option
151
+
(** Additional identifiers beyond the primary DOI.
152
+
153
+
Each identifier has a type (DOI, URL, SWH, other), value, and
154
+
optional description. Useful for versioned DOIs, Software Heritage
155
+
identifiers, or repository URLs. *)
156
+
157
+
val keywords : t -> string list option
158
+
(** Descriptive keywords for the work.
159
+
160
+
Help with discoverability and categorization. Example:
161
+
[["machine learning"; "image processing"; "python"]] *)
162
+
163
+
val license : t -> Cff_license.t option
164
+
(** The SPDX license identifier(s) for the work.
165
+
166
+
Uses {{:https://spdx.org/licenses/}SPDX identifiers}. Multiple
167
+
licenses imply an OR relationship (user may choose any).
168
+
Example: ["MIT"], ["Apache-2.0"], or [["GPL-3.0-only"; "MIT"]]. *)
169
+
170
+
val license_url : t -> string option
171
+
(** URL to the license text for non-standard licenses.
172
+
173
+
Only needed for licenses not in the SPDX list. Standard SPDX
174
+
licenses have well-known URLs. *)
175
+
176
+
val preferred_citation : t -> Cff_reference.t option
177
+
(** A reference to cite instead of the software itself.
178
+
179
+
Used for "credit redirection" when authors prefer citation of
180
+
a related publication (e.g., a methods paper) over the software.
181
+
Note: Software citation principles recommend citing software
182
+
directly; use this field judiciously. *)
183
+
184
+
val references : t -> Cff_reference.t list option
185
+
(** Works that this software cites or depends upon.
186
+
187
+
Functions like a bibliography, listing dependencies, foundational
188
+
works, or related publications. Each reference includes full
189
+
bibliographic metadata. *)
190
+
191
+
val repository : t -> string option
192
+
(** URL to the repository where the software is developed.
193
+
194
+
Typically a version control system URL. For source code repositories,
195
+
prefer {!repository_code}. *)
196
+
197
+
val repository_artifact : t -> string option
198
+
(** URL to the built/compiled artifact repository.
199
+
200
+
For binary distributions, package registries (npm, PyPI, CRAN),
201
+
or container registries. *)
202
+
203
+
val repository_code : t -> string option
204
+
(** URL to the source code repository.
205
+
206
+
Typically a GitHub, GitLab, or similar URL where the source
207
+
code is publicly accessible. *)
208
+
209
+
val type_ : t -> Cff_enums.Cff_type.t option
210
+
(** The type of work: [`Software] (default) or [`Dataset].
211
+
212
+
Most CFF files describe software; use [`Dataset] for data packages. *)
213
+
214
+
val url : t -> string option
215
+
(** The URL of the software or dataset homepage.
216
+
217
+
A general landing page, documentation site, or project website. *)
218
+
219
+
val version : t -> string option
220
+
(** The version string of the software or dataset.
221
+
222
+
Can be any version format: semantic versioning (["1.2.3"]),
223
+
date-based (["2024.01"]), or other schemes. *)
224
+
225
+
(** {1 Convenience Constructors} *)
226
+
227
+
val make_simple :
228
+
title:string ->
229
+
authors:Cff_author.t list ->
230
+
?version:string ->
231
+
?doi:string ->
232
+
?license:Cff_license.t ->
233
+
unit -> t
234
+
(** Create a minimal CFF with sensible defaults.
235
+
236
+
Uses [cff_version = "1.2.0"] and the standard message:
237
+
["If you use this software, please cite it using the metadata from this file."]
238
+
239
+
This is the quickest way to create a valid CFF for simple projects. *)
240
+
241
+
(** {1 Formatting and Codec} *)
242
+
243
+
val pp : Format.formatter -> t -> unit
244
+
(** Pretty-print a CFF value in a human-readable YAML-like format. *)
245
+
246
+
val jsont : t Jsont.t
247
+
(** JSON/YAML codec for serialization and deserialization.
248
+
249
+
Used internally by the YAML codec functions. *)
+4
lib/dune
+4
lib/dune
+5
test/dune
+5
test/dune
+223
test/test_cff.ml
+223
test/test_cff.ml
···
1
+
(*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
2
+
Copyright (c) 2025 The ocaml-cff programmers. All rights reserved.
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SPDX-License-Identifier: ISC
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------*)
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(* Test the CFF library by parsing upstream fixtures *)
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let minimal_cff = {|
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cff-version: 1.2.0
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message: If you use this software in your work, please cite it using the following metadata
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title: Ruby CFF Library
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authors:
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- family-names: Haines
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given-names: Robert
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|}
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let simple_cff = {|
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cff-version: 1.2.0
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message: Please cite this software using these metadata.
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title: My Research Software
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authors:
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- family-names: Druskat
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given-names: Stephan
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orcid: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4925-7248
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version: 1.0.0
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doi: 10.5281/zenodo.1234567
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date-released: 2021-08-11
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|}
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let test_parse_minimal () =
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match Cff.of_yaml_string minimal_cff with
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| Ok cff ->
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Alcotest.(check string) "cff-version" "1.2.0" (Cff.cff_version cff);
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Alcotest.(check string) "title" "Ruby CFF Library" (Cff.title cff);
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Alcotest.(check int) "authors count" 1 (List.length (Cff.authors cff))
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| Error e ->
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Alcotest.fail (Printf.sprintf "Failed to parse minimal CFF: %s" e)
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let test_parse_simple () =
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match Cff.of_yaml_string simple_cff with
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| Ok cff ->
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Alcotest.(check string) "cff-version" "1.2.0" (Cff.cff_version cff);
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Alcotest.(check string) "title" "My Research Software" (Cff.title cff);
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Alcotest.(check (option string)) "version" (Some "1.0.0") (Cff.version cff);
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Alcotest.(check (option string)) "doi" (Some "10.5281/zenodo.1234567") (Cff.doi cff);
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(match Cff.date_released cff with
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| Some (2021, 8, 11) -> ()
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| Some d -> Alcotest.fail (Printf.sprintf "Wrong date: %s" (Cff.Date.to_string d))
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| None -> Alcotest.fail "Missing date-released")
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| Error e ->
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Alcotest.fail (Printf.sprintf "Failed to parse simple CFF: %s" e)
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let test_create_programmatic () =
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let author = Cff.Author.Person
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(Cff.Person.make ~family_names:"Smith" ~given_names:"Jane" ()) in
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let cff = Cff.make_simple
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~title:"My Software"
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~authors:[author]
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~version:"1.0.0"
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() in
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Alcotest.(check string) "cff-version" "1.2.0" (Cff.cff_version cff);
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Alcotest.(check string) "title" "My Software" (Cff.title cff);
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Alcotest.(check (option string)) "version" (Some "1.0.0") (Cff.version cff)
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let test_roundtrip () =
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match Cff.of_yaml_string simple_cff with
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| Error e -> Alcotest.fail (Printf.sprintf "Failed to parse: %s" e)
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| Ok cff1 ->
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match Cff.to_yaml_string cff1 with
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| Error e -> Alcotest.fail (Printf.sprintf "Failed to encode: %s" e)
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| Ok yaml ->
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match Cff.of_yaml_string yaml with
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| Error e -> Alcotest.fail (Printf.sprintf "Failed to reparse: %s" e)
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| Ok cff2 ->
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Alcotest.(check string) "title preserved" (Cff.title cff1) (Cff.title cff2);
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Alcotest.(check string) "cff-version preserved" (Cff.cff_version cff1) (Cff.cff_version cff2)
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let test_parse_key_complete () =
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let path = "../vendor/git/citation-file-format/examples/1.2.0/pass/key-complete/CITATION.cff" in
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match Cff.of_yaml_file path with
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| Ok cff ->
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(* Check basic fields *)
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Alcotest.(check string) "cff-version" "1.2.0" (Cff.cff_version cff);
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Alcotest.(check string) "title" "Citation File Format 1.0.0" (Cff.title cff);
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Alcotest.(check (option string)) "version" (Some "1.0.0") (Cff.version cff);
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Alcotest.(check (option string)) "doi" (Some "10.5281/zenodo.1003150") (Cff.doi cff);
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Alcotest.(check (option string)) "abstract"
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(Some "This is an awesome piece of research software!") (Cff.abstract cff);
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Alcotest.(check (option string)) "commit"
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(Some "156a04c74a8a79d40c5d705cddf9d36735feab4d") (Cff.commit cff);
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(* Check authors - should have 2 (1 person + 1 entity) *)
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Alcotest.(check int) "authors count" 2 (List.length (Cff.authors cff));
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(* Check first author is a Person *)
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(match List.hd (Cff.authors cff) with
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| Cff.Author.Person p ->
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Alcotest.(check (option string)) "person family-names"
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(Some "Real Person") (Cff.Person.family_names p);
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Alcotest.(check (option string)) "person given-names"
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(Some "One Truly") (Cff.Person.given_names p)
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| Cff.Author.Entity _ -> Alcotest.fail "Expected Person, got Entity");
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(* Check second author is an Entity *)
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(match List.nth (Cff.authors cff) 1 with
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| Cff.Author.Entity e ->
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Alcotest.(check string) "entity name"
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"Entity Project Team Conference entity" (Cff.Entity.name e)
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| Cff.Author.Person _ -> Alcotest.fail "Expected Entity, got Person");
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(* Check identifiers *)
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(match Cff.identifiers cff with
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| Some ids ->
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Alcotest.(check int) "identifiers count" 4 (List.length ids)
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| None -> Alcotest.fail "Expected identifiers");
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(* Check keywords *)
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(match Cff.keywords cff with
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| Some kws ->
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Alcotest.(check int) "keywords count" 4 (List.length kws);
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Alcotest.(check string) "first keyword" "One" (List.hd kws)
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| None -> Alcotest.fail "Expected keywords");
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(* Check preferred-citation *)
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(match Cff.preferred_citation cff with
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| Some ref ->
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Alcotest.(check string) "preferred-citation title" "Book Title" (Cff.Reference.title ref)
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| None -> Alcotest.fail "Expected preferred-citation");
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(* Check references *)
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(match Cff.references cff with
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| Some refs ->
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Alcotest.(check int) "references count" 1 (List.length refs)
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| None -> Alcotest.fail "Expected references")
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| Error e ->
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Alcotest.fail (Printf.sprintf "Failed to parse key-complete CFF: %s" e)
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(* All 1.2.0 pass fixtures *)
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(* Note: reference-article is skipped due to Yamlt parser limitation with
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multi-line quoted strings (see issue with indentation in quoted scalars) *)
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let pass_fixtures_1_2_0 = [
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"bjmorgan/bsym";
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"esalmela/haplowinder";
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"key-complete";
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"ls1mardyn/ls1-mardyn";
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"minimal";
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"poc";
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"reference-art";
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(* "reference-article"; -- skipped: Yamlt multi-line quoted string issue *)
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"reference-blog";
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"reference-book";
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"reference-conference-paper";
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"reference-edited-work";
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"reference-report";
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"reference-thesis";
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"short";
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"simple";
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"software-container";
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"software-executable";
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"software-with-a-doi";
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"software-with-a-doi-expanded";
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"software-without-a-doi";
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"software-without-a-doi-closed-source";
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"software-with-reference";
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"tue-excellent-buildings/bso-toolbox";
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"xenon-middleware_xenon-adaptors-cloud";
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]
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let make_fixture_test name =
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let test_name = String.map (fun c -> if c = '/' then '-' else c) name in
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let test () =
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let path = Printf.sprintf "../vendor/git/citation-file-format/examples/1.2.0/pass/%s/CITATION.cff" name in
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match Cff.of_yaml_file path with
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| Ok cff ->
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(* Basic sanity checks that apply to all valid CFF files *)
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Alcotest.(check string) "cff-version" "1.2.0" (Cff.cff_version cff);
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Alcotest.(check bool) "has title" true (String.length (Cff.title cff) > 0);
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Alcotest.(check bool) "has authors" true (List.length (Cff.authors cff) > 0)
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| Error e ->
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Alcotest.fail (Printf.sprintf "Failed to parse %s: %s" name e)
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in
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Alcotest.test_case test_name `Quick test
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(* Test that we correctly reject or handle known-invalid files *)
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let test_fail_invalid_date () =
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let path = "../vendor/git/citation-file-format/examples/1.2.0/fail/tue-excellent-buildings/bso-toolbox-invalid-date/CITATION.cff" in
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match Cff.of_yaml_file path with
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| Ok _ ->
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(* Our parser might be lenient - that's OK for now *)
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()
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| Error _ ->
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(* Expected to fail due to invalid date "2020-05-xx" *)
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()
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(* Test fail fixture with additional key - should parse since we skip unknown *)
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let test_fail_additional_key () =
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let path = "../vendor/git/citation-file-format/examples/1.2.0/fail/additional-key/CITATION.cff" in
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match Cff.of_yaml_file path with
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| Ok cff ->
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(* Our parser is lenient and skips unknown keys *)
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Alcotest.(check string) "title" "My Research Tool" (Cff.title cff)
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| Error e ->
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Alcotest.fail (Printf.sprintf "Should parse with unknown keys skipped: %s" e)
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let () =
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Alcotest.run "CFF" [
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"parsing", [
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Alcotest.test_case "minimal" `Quick test_parse_minimal;
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Alcotest.test_case "simple" `Quick test_parse_simple;
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Alcotest.test_case "key-complete" `Quick test_parse_key_complete;
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];
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"creation", [
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Alcotest.test_case "programmatic" `Quick test_create_programmatic;
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];
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"roundtrip", [
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Alcotest.test_case "simple roundtrip" `Quick test_roundtrip;
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];
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"1.2.0 fixtures", List.map make_fixture_test pass_fixtures_1_2_0;
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"fail fixtures", [
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Alcotest.test_case "invalid-date" `Quick test_fail_invalid_date;
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Alcotest.test_case "additional-key" `Quick test_fail_additional_key;
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];
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]