Advanced Citations with Zotero and OpenAire in Plone 6
Medesan, Alexandru
Addon that uses Volto Slate plugin, to allow users to make citations by referencing documents in Zotero library and OpenAire.
 Hi, welcome back everybody to day three of the Plone Conference 2021. I am here with Alex Medishan, who will be speaking to us about advanced citations with Otero and OpenAB in Plone 6. Okay. Thank you for the introduction. So, my working Plono is mainly concerning Volto and teachers, having abounds. Main I've been working with for developing the Otero citations and footnotes. And let's begin with a short reminder of what Otero is and how it looked last year. It's hard to see in other presentation. So Otero is a library where you can store articles and books. It also has an in-instructure. It has collections that can be nested. If you want to use this feature, the 7 that I created, you have to make sure to have a collection where all outside goes, which is what is going to be happening with our component or with our add-on. Yeah, we'll see about that later. So how do we use it? Inside setup, we have to make sure two things happen. One of them is the API part is installed. You can see the new piece. And then the second one, the add-ons configuration, you have to configure something. So, for example, the Zeperiara URL that has the user ID, API key, the default collection that I was saying, talking about, and then citations type. This can be either on your URL for the case that one of the desired citations style is not on the website. They have about 25,000. I don't know why that's so many, but yeah, in our case it was. Okay, so. So, how it was last year. For example, my simple article, presentation. Also, this is a slate item that is working together with the footnote. So, the other two on the right and the Zotero is the note. And the sidebar on the right and this pulls from Zotero, the collections and the items that we so previously. When we preview, we actually download it from Zotero and we can use it. This creates the operation and the index that shows the situation has been added. Let's have another one. Okay, let's have another one. And here we can see the actual reference block. We can see all the references like they are used to show example. One thing that we had the last year is showing the citation as a popover and it's the same thing. And the footnote. Okay, let's have another one. Another thing that we had last year is the possibility to search for example, if you don't know in which of the collections and articles or you know it's not in Zotero. We also had the open IE. We also get that API. We can see this publication data and research data. But we treat them the same way. Okay, so if we use one of these that we get from the open IE. So, yeah, you see it and it's the same situation that we wanted and this will be added in Zotero and we can use it. So this is first added to Zotero and then we request it from Zotero in the citation style that we want it. So this is a draw age. And now we look for it to see. So remember what mine was the collection name was where all outside goes. And the results in the second. And then here it's also not in the first time results. And then we can see it with the amount of minutes. Another thing that we had was footnotes. Now it's a little different, but only right next. And then it will be added at the bottom of the footnote. So this is working on top of footnotes. So the footnotes can see that everything is like a footnote so we see all of them together. Citation is what they use site and footnotes your own notes. So this is the tag element. So the other thing that we have that we now have that we didn't have last year was searching by after me. So by default does this, it searches everything we want to find with searches to type a part of the. I think. Let's get it. So this is new. Okay, and something so that was me. What we had last year, it was also search by boy. So just enter the very shows the element. So the footnotes are treated the same way this occasion. So the footnotes are treated the same way this occasion. So, what is new. So, as you probably saw that is a delete icon there. And this is because I'm not. So this is the main thing that I created this year is adding multiple stations. It's like another one. So one thing I added two of them that were already added. So you can see as a result. So you have that three indices that show where in the reference block, you have those situations and also in the reference book, the ones that are at twice, they get an A and B and the C and for how many times that. Otherwise, if it's only once it has a. And the dummy has it and then publishing with the Alexander operating and essentially that's where we stand up to choose also in the publishing. Okay, another thing that we can do also. Let's see. Okay, so this is by the way this is backwards compacted. So all that happens is that we're done before they work just as fine. So the way we did that is all the new references that you have an element or if you add them to a new element so an existing element you want to add multiple or a new element which works with you to it now with a new add on. Exactly the same. So it's basically all the get one references and everything else is in an extra. So it's a problem. Potential problem is. For example, we can do it. But the problem is what happens if you delete the first time. First of all, if you delete any of them, you see that the sum up has been changed disappears from the top over and the reference that's the arrow instead of the AMD. So, this is the first time. So this contains all the apps. So what happens if you delete the first one basically all others who were the first one in the extra tickets place. So, for example, Alexander loses the be just because the arrow, meaning the term one. So for existing. Nothing has changed because the object with the same name, the new, new, new, new extra citations are doing an extra pie so in an extra property. The same is for food. So, this is a footnote with price. But for example, now that I deleted one, you see suggest in the job. So this gathers all footnotes. Even if I'm referenced multiple times it will know that it's only one. So, we'll add it here. So they're all unique suggestions that you can either click or write, and it will know if we believe with the same thing. Just. So, this is the simple one that if you believe the first, there's a same thing the other, the new one takes its place. And it keeps the same structure you see that it's referenced and once and new lost it and doing. So, another thing that we added this year so it was the multiple situations are multiple footnotes, another functionality was the ability to copy and paste. Something that happens you see, dummy knows that it's the first, which is copied the Alexander, copywriting and Alexander copyrighted. And that's the same thing. Same thing is happening with the footnotes. If you place this, this is a footnote that may be in the sea. And this is all those footnotes and the terror. A little bit of a different structure. So, the work for this was done on the footnote. So, the terror in the structure of how you implement the terror add on. You see, you say it's depending on footnotes and most of the block and the render component is actually say it's saying that it's the one from the footnote so I'm actually going to add a group. So, let's add a group. Groups. They have its own, they can have its own context, let's say, and see it still works before that was easy. The easy part is just the text. And now let's make it more complicated and not another group inside the group. And just paste it outside. First of all, let's add the one that's already existing and see if it's modifies. So we see it says it's the first one and you see a group here. So, we have a group in the group. You see it says one. The first one is actually the second footnote and then he appeared Alexander and the big. So just in footnotes, we see that the only one. Okay, next, we will want to add a similar structure and let's see how interactive it goes. So, we put a title, which should be unpredictable. So, we put some text inside. Okay, so it knows that this is near. It says the eight. So how do these two interact. So, it says the last one, but if you close this, what happens if you want to reference the word that is in a closed to accordion. It's just a program and I like to work. Okay, so, another thing that we can do is, for example, you want to add some text. You want to use property that can happen. So, scenarios, which is, you want to write a text and then site some works, but you don't want to have all the situations that are not regarding that specific part of text. So, it's like creating with the normal. So, let's see what we can do. And one thing that we wanted. So, we will add another block of sickness. So, this, yeah, so what we see now is the footnotes blocks that shows only these two. So this is because on the right. Don't check it shows only this context. What can happen is the users. Yeah, users are moving the footnotes block and adding the team. In accordion so you don't see it. So right now it doesn't show anything because we have to click the entire document. So, so, so, so let's say we. This, let's say we want to show that first. As you can see, it opens the, it opens the It opens the accordion and the other way around. If you click on the station it opens the references. So, that's really what I have for this presentation and other things. I didn't show. There were some changes and some adaptation is to be done it also works in metadata. So, that's what I'm going to do with that. Thank you for providing us with such an interesting talk about advanced citations. If you would like to continue the conversation, I will post the jitsie in the track one slack channel. And thanks again for presenting today.
 Hi, welcome back everybody to day three of the Plone Conference 2021.  I am here with Alex Medishan, who will be speaking to us about advanced citations with  Otero and OpenAB in Plone 6.  Okay.  Thank you for the introduction.  So, my working Plono is mainly concerning Volto and teachers, having abounds.  Main I've been working with for developing the Otero citations and footnotes.  And let's begin with a short reminder of what Otero is and how it looked last year.  It's hard to see in other presentation.  So Otero is a library where you can store articles and books.  It also has an in-instructure.  It has collections that can be nested.  If you want to use this feature, the 7 that I created, you have to make sure to have a  collection where all outside goes, which is what is going to be happening with our component  or with our add-on.  Yeah, we'll see about that later.  So how do we use it?  Inside setup, we have to make sure two things happen.  One of them is the API part is installed.  You can see the new piece.  And then the second one, the add-ons configuration, you have to configure something.  So, for example, the Zeperiara URL that has the user ID, API key, the default collection  that I was saying, talking about, and then citations type.  This can be either on your URL for the case that one of the desired citations style is  not on the website.  They have about 25,000.  I don't know why that's so many, but yeah, in our case it was.  Okay, so.  So, how it was last year.  For example, my simple article, presentation.  Also, this is a slate item that is working together with the footnote.  So, the other two on the right and the Zotero is the note.  And the sidebar on the right and this pulls from Zotero, the collections and the items that we so previously.  When we preview, we actually download it from Zotero and we can use it.  This creates the operation and the index that shows the situation has been added.  Let's have another one.  Okay, let's have another one.  And here we can see the actual reference block.  We can see all the references like they are used to show example.  One thing that we had the last year is showing the  citation as a popover and it's the same thing.  And the footnote.  Okay, let's have another one.  Another thing that we had last year is the possibility to search for example, if you don't know in which of the collections and articles or you know it's not in Zotero.  We also had the open IE.  We also get that API.  We can see this publication data and research data.  But we treat them the same way.  Okay, so if we use one of these that we get from the open IE.  So, yeah, you see it and it's the same situation that we wanted and this will be added in Zotero and we can use it.  So this is first added to Zotero and then we request it from Zotero in the citation style that we want it.  So this is a draw age.  And now we look for it to see. So remember what mine was the collection name was where all outside goes.  And the results in the second.  And then here it's also not in the first time results.  And then we can see it with the amount of minutes.  Another thing that we had was footnotes.  Now it's a little different, but only right next.  And then it will be added at the bottom of the footnote.  So this is working on top of footnotes.  So the footnotes can see that everything is like a footnote so we see all of them together.  Citation is what they use site and footnotes your own notes.  So this is the tag element.  So the other thing that we have that we now have that we didn't have last year was searching by after me. So by default does this, it searches everything we want to find with searches to type a part of the.  I think.  Let's get it.  So this is new.  Okay, and something so that was me.  What we had last year, it was also search by boy.  So just enter the very shows the element.  So the footnotes are treated the same way this occasion.  So the footnotes are treated the same way this occasion.  So, what is new.  So, as you probably saw that is a delete icon there.  And this is because I'm not.  So this is the main thing that I created this year is adding multiple stations.  It's like another one. So one thing I added two of them that were already added.  So you can see as a result.  So you have that three indices that show where in the reference block, you have those situations and also in the reference book, the ones that are at twice, they get an A and B and the C and for how many times that.  Otherwise, if it's only once it has a.  And the dummy has it and then publishing with the Alexander operating and essentially that's where we stand up to choose also in the publishing.  Okay, another thing that we can do also.  Let's see.  Okay, so  this is by the way this is backwards compacted. So all that happens is that we're done before they work just as fine.  So the way we did that is all the new references that you have an element or if you add them to a new element so an existing element you want to add multiple or a new element which works with you to it now with a new add on.  Exactly the same. So it's basically all the get one references and everything else is in an extra. So it's a problem.  Potential problem is.  For example, we can do it. But the problem is what happens if you delete the first time.  First of all, if you delete any of them, you see that the sum up has been changed disappears from the top over and the reference that's the arrow instead of the AMD.  So, this is the first time. So this contains all the apps. So what happens if you delete the first one basically all others who were the first one in the extra tickets place.  So, for example, Alexander loses the be just because the arrow, meaning the term one.  So for existing. Nothing has changed because the object with the same name, the new, new, new, new extra citations are doing an extra pie so in an extra property.  The same is for food.  So, this is a footnote with price.  But for example, now that I deleted one, you see suggest in the job. So this gathers all footnotes.  Even if I'm referenced multiple times it will know that it's only one.  So, we'll add it here. So they're all unique suggestions that you can either click or write, and it will know if we believe with the same thing.  Just.  So, this is the simple one that if you believe the first, there's a same thing the other, the new one takes its place.  And it keeps the same structure you see that it's referenced and once and new lost it and doing.  So, another thing that we added this year so it was the multiple situations are multiple footnotes, another functionality was the ability to copy and paste.  Something that happens you see, dummy knows that it's the first, which is copied the Alexander, copywriting and Alexander copyrighted.  And that's the same thing.  Same thing is happening with the footnotes.  If you place this, this is a footnote that may be in the sea.  And this is all those footnotes and the terror.  A little bit of a different structure.  So, the work for this was done on the footnote. So, the terror in the structure of how you implement the terror add on. You see, you say it's depending on footnotes and most of the block and the render component is actually say it's saying that it's the one from the footnote so I'm actually  going to add a group.  So, let's add a group.  Groups.  They have its own, they can have its own context, let's say, and see it still works before that was easy.  The easy part is just the text.  And now let's make it more complicated and not another group inside the group.  And just paste it outside.  First of all, let's add the one that's already existing and see if it's modifies.  So we see it says it's the first one and you see a group here.  So, we have a group in the group.  You see it says one.  The first one is actually the second footnote and then he appeared Alexander and the big.  So just in footnotes, we see that the only one.  Okay, next, we will want to add a similar structure and let's see how interactive it goes.  So, we put a title, which should be unpredictable.  So, we put some text inside.  Okay, so it knows that this is near.  It says the eight.  So how do these two interact.  So, it says the last one, but if you close this, what happens if you want to reference the word that is in a closed to accordion.  It's just a program and I like to work.  Okay, so,  another thing that we can do is, for example, you want to add some text.  You want to use property that can happen.  So, scenarios, which is, you want to write a text and then site some works, but you don't want to have all the situations that are not regarding that specific part of text.  So, it's like creating with the normal.  So, let's see what we can do.  And one thing that we wanted.  So, we will add another block of sickness.  So, this, yeah, so what we see now is the footnotes blocks that shows only these two. So this is because on the right.  Don't check it shows only this context.  What can happen is the users.  Yeah, users are moving the footnotes block and adding the team.  In accordion so you don't see it.  So right now it doesn't show anything because we have to click the entire document.  So, so, so, so let's say we.  This, let's say we want to show that first.  As you can see, it opens the, it opens the  It opens the accordion and the other way around. If you click on the station it opens the references. So,  that's really what I have for this presentation and other things.  I didn't show.  There were some changes and some adaptation is to be done it also works in metadata.  So, that's what I'm going to do with that.  Thank you for providing us with such an interesting talk about advanced citations. If you would like to continue the conversation, I will post the jitsie in the track one slack channel.  And thanks again for presenting today.
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Hi, welcome back everybody to day three of the Plone Conference 2021. I am here with Alex Medishan, who will be speaking to us about advanced citations with Otero and OpenAB in Plone 6. Okay. Thank you for the introduction. So, my working Plono is mainly concerning Volto and teachers, having abounds. Main I've been working with for developing the Otero citations and footnotes. And let's begin with a short reminder of what Otero is and how it looked last year. It's hard to see in other presentation. So Otero is a library where you can store articles and books. It also has an in-instructure. It has collections that can be nested. If you want to use this feature, the 7 that I created, you have to make sure to have a collection where all outside goes, which is what is going to be happening with our component or with our add-on. Yeah, we'll see about that later. So how do we use it? Inside setup, we have to make sure two things happen. One of them is the API part is installed. You can see the new piece. And then the second one, the add-ons configuration, you have to configure something. So, for example, the Zeperiara URL that has the user ID, API key, the default collection that I was saying, talking about, and then citations type. This can be either on your URL for the case that one of the desired citations style is not on the website. They have about 25,000. I don't know why that's so many, but yeah, in our case it was. Okay, so. So, how it was last year. For example, my simple article, presentation. Also, this is a slate item that is working together with the footnote. So, the other two on the right and the Zotero is the note. And the sidebar on the right and this pulls from Zotero, the collections and the items that we so previously. When we preview, we actually download it from Zotero and we can use it. This creates the operation and the index that shows the situation has been added. Let's have another one. Okay, let's have another one. And here we can see the actual reference block. We can see all the references like they are used to show example. One thing that we had the last year is showing the citation as a popover and it's the same thing. And the footnote. Okay, let's have another one. Another thing that we had last year is the possibility to search for example, if you don't know in which of the collections and articles or you know it's not in Zotero. We also had the open IE. We also get that API. We can see this publication data and research data. But we treat them the same way. Okay, so if we use one of these that we get from the open IE. So, yeah, you see it and it's the same situation that we wanted and this will be added in Zotero and we can use it. So this is first added to Zotero and then we request it from Zotero in the citation style that we want it. So this is a draw age. And now we look for it to see. So remember what mine was the collection name was where all outside goes. And the results in the second. And then here it's also not in the first time results. And then we can see it with the amount of minutes. Another thing that we had was footnotes. Now it's a little different, but only right next. And then it will be added at the bottom of the footnote. So this is working on top of footnotes. So the footnotes can see that everything is like a footnote so we see all of them together. Citation is what they use site and footnotes your own notes. So this is the tag element. So the other thing that we have that we now have that we didn't have last year was searching by after me. So by default does this, it searches everything we want to find with searches to type a part of the. I think. Let's get it. So this is new. Okay, and something so that was me. What we had last year, it was also search by boy. So just enter the very shows the element. So the footnotes are treated the same way this occasion. So the footnotes are treated the same way this occasion. So, what is new. So, as you probably saw that is a delete icon there. And this is because I'm not. So this is the main thing that I created this year is adding multiple stations. It's like another one. So one thing I added two of them that were already added. So you can see as a result. So you have that three indices that show where in the reference block, you have those situations and also in the reference book, the ones that are at twice, they get an A and B and the C and for how many times that. Otherwise, if it's only once it has a. And the dummy has it and then publishing with the Alexander operating and essentially that's where we stand up to choose also in the publishing. Okay, another thing that we can do also. Let's see. Okay, so this is by the way this is backwards compacted. So all that happens is that we're done before they work just as fine. So the way we did that is all the new references that you have an element or if you add them to a new element so an existing element you want to add multiple or a new element which works with you to it now with a new add on. Exactly the same. So it's basically all the get one references and everything else is in an extra. So it's a problem. Potential problem is. For example, we can do it. But the problem is what happens if you delete the first time. First of all, if you delete any of them, you see that the sum up has been changed disappears from the top over and the reference that's the arrow instead of the AMD. So, this is the first time. So this contains all the apps. So what happens if you delete the first one basically all others who were the first one in the extra tickets place. So, for example, Alexander loses the be just because the arrow, meaning the term one. So for existing. Nothing has changed because the object with the same name, the new, new, new, new extra citations are doing an extra pie so in an extra property. The same is for food. So, this is a footnote with price. But for example, now that I deleted one, you see suggest in the job. So this gathers all footnotes. Even if I'm referenced multiple times it will know that it's only one. So, we'll add it here. So they're all unique suggestions that you can either click or write, and it will know if we believe with the same thing. Just. So, this is the simple one that if you believe the first, there's a same thing the other, the new one takes its place. And it keeps the same structure you see that it's referenced and once and new lost it and doing. So, another thing that we added this year so it was the multiple situations are multiple footnotes, another functionality was the ability to copy and paste. Something that happens you see, dummy knows that it's the first, which is copied the Alexander, copywriting and Alexander copyrighted. And that's the same thing. Same thing is happening with the footnotes. If you place this, this is a footnote that may be in the sea. And this is all those footnotes and the terror. A little bit of a different structure. So, the work for this was done on the footnote. So, the terror in the structure of how you implement the terror add on. You see, you say it's depending on footnotes and most of the block and the render component is actually say it's saying that it's the one from the footnote so I'm actually going to add a group. So, let's add a group. Groups. They have its own, they can have its own context, let's say, and see it still works before that was easy. The easy part is just the text. And now let's make it more complicated and not another group inside the group. And just paste it outside. First of all, let's add the one that's already existing and see if it's modifies. So we see it says it's the first one and you see a group here. So, we have a group in the group. You see it says one. The first one is actually the second footnote and then he appeared Alexander and the big. So just in footnotes, we see that the only one. Okay, next, we will want to add a similar structure and let's see how interactive it goes. So, we put a title, which should be unpredictable. So, we put some text inside. Okay, so it knows that this is near. It says the eight. So how do these two interact. So, it says the last one, but if you close this, what happens if you want to reference the word that is in a closed to accordion. It's just a program and I like to work. Okay, so, another thing that we can do is, for example, you want to add some text. You want to use property that can happen. So, scenarios, which is, you want to write a text and then site some works, but you don't want to have all the situations that are not regarding that specific part of text. So, it's like creating with the normal. So, let's see what we can do. And one thing that we wanted. So, we will add another block of sickness. So, this, yeah, so what we see now is the footnotes blocks that shows only these two. So this is because on the right. Don't check it shows only this context. What can happen is the users. Yeah, users are moving the footnotes block and adding the team. In accordion so you don't see it. So right now it doesn't show anything because we have to click the entire document. So, so, so, so let's say we. This, let's say we want to show that first. As you can see, it opens the, it opens the It opens the accordion and the other way around. If you click on the station it opens the references. So, that's really what I have for this presentation and other things. I didn't show. There were some changes and some adaptation is to be done it also works in metadata. So, that's what I'm going to do with that. Thank you for providing us with such an interesting talk about advanced citations. If you would like to continue the conversation, I will post the jitsie in the track one slack channel. And thanks again for presenting today.
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