Islandora Badges displays various metrics (and other) badges on objects. Each badge is created by a submodule. Available badges include:
- Altmetrics: display social media interactions
- Crossref citations: Citation counts via Crossref
- Scopus: Citation counts via the Scopus database
- Web of Science: Citation counts via Web of Science
- oaDOI: Provides a link to a fulltext document for objects without a PDF datastream, via the oadoi.org API (Deprecated as of 7.x-1.11)
- Unpaywall: Provides a link to a fulltext document for objects without a PDF datastream, via the oadoi.org API
Badges will only display on objects that have a MODS datastream and a DOI (digital object identifier). The xpath to the DOI field is configurable.
This module requires the following modules/libraries:
Install as usual, see this for further information.
Configuration path is admin/islandora/tools/badges (Administration > Islandora > Islandora Utility Modules > Islandora Badges Configuration).
There are two administration fields:
- DOI XPath
- The XPath to the DOI element e.g. /mods:mods/mods:identifier[@type="doi"] Note that XPATH is case-sensitive.
- A default is included and should serve most repositories, but you can change it if yours is located elsewhere.
- Content models
- Choose which CModels are able to display badges.
These modules provide the actual badges:
- Islandora Altmetrics
- Islandora Scopus
- Islandora Web of Science
- Islandora oaDOI (Deprecated)
- Islandora Unpaywall
- Islandora Crossref Citations
Further documentation for this module is available at https://wiki.duraspace.org/x/bhpsBQ
Having problems or solved a problem? Check out the Islandora google groups for a solution.
Current maintainers:
If you would like to contribute to this module, please check out CONTRIBUTING.md. In addition, we have helpful Documentation for Developers info, as well as our Developers section on the Islandora.ca site.
Originally forked from William Panting's Islandora Altmetrics module by Mark Jordan and Brandon Weigel at the second iCampBC in July 2016. Much thanks to Mark for continued help and mentorship as I use this module to learn coding. Thanks also to Marcus Barnes for demonstrating how to assign array data to variables, which allowed me to figure out the Web of Science branch.