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Get the fairness status of an article

Source: R/fp_get_article_fairness.R
fp_get_article_fairness.Rd

By querying the OpenAlex bibliographic database (https://openalex.org) and the DAFNEE database (https://dafnee.isem-evolution.fr/), this function returns the business model and the academic friendly status of an article (more precisely the fairness status of the journal).

Usage

fp_get_article_fairness(doi)

Arguments

doi

a character of length 1. The Digital Object Identifiers (DOI) of the article.

Value

A data.frame with two columns: journal, the journal name, and fairness, the fairness status with the following possible values:

  • Non-profit and academic friendly

  • For-profit and academic friendly

  • For-profit and non academic friendly

  • Record not found in OpenAlex

  • Record not found in DAFNEE database

Examples

# Be polite and send your email to OpenAlex API ----
options(openalexR.mailto = 'anonymous@mail.com')

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# Fairness status ----
fp_get_article_fairness(doi = "10.1126/science.162.3859.1243")
#>   journal                           fairness
#> 1 Science   Non-profit and academic friendly

fp_get_article_fairness(doi = "10.1111/j.1461-0248.2005.00792.x")
#>           journal                         fairness
#> 1 Ecology Letters For-profit and academic friendly

fp_get_article_fairness(doi = "10.1038/35002501")
#>   journal                               fairness
#> 1  Nature   For-profit and non-academic friendly

# Article not found in OA ----
fp_get_article_fairness(doi = "10.xxxx/xxxx")
#>   journal                       fairness
#> 1      NA   Record not found in OpenAlex

# Journal not found in the DAFNEE database ----
fp_get_article_fairness(doi = "10.21105/joss.05753")
#>                               journal                            fairness
#> 1 The Journal of Open Source Software Record not found in DAFNEE database
} # }