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With this plugin you can automatically generate a new Digital Object Identifier (DOI) for any new post you publish and automatically register it on DataCite.
A new DOI is generated when a new post is published (drafts are ignored). All information needed to generate the DOI is automatically retrieved from the post being published.
As of the current version, the new DOI submitted to DataCite contains the following information:
{ "ris": "RPRT", "bibtex": "article", "citeproc": "article-journal", "schemaOrg": "ScholarlyArticle", "resourceTypeGeneral": "Text" }
Once the DOI has been created and registered on DataCite, it is saved as a custom field (doi
) of the post. To check that the new DOI has been saved, once the article has finished saving the new details, reload the page and check that the doi is listed in the custom fields section of the post.
Before using this plugin it is mandatory to properly define the settings.
The settings page can be accessed from the plugin list page and from the settings menu (“Settings -> DOI creator settings”).
Mandatory information to be specified in the settings are:
Before generating and publishing new DOIs, we strongly recommend to run some tests to check that everything runs as expected.
To generate and register DOIs in test mode, you can select the “Use test environment” option under this plugin settings.
All DOIs generated and published while in test mode will be visible only on DataCite Fabrica Test, https://doi.test.datacite.org.
Please note that if your test credentials are different from your production credentials, you must enter them in the settings of this plugin.
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The plugin is provided as-is without any support. If you really need help, please consider donating and making a support request. We’ll do our best to help those who help us.