commonmeta

commonmeta is a Go library to implement Commonmeta, the common Metadata Model for Scholarly Metadata. Use commonmeta to convert scholarly metadata, in a variety of formats, listed below. Commonmeta is work in progress, the first release was on April 19, 2024. Implementations in other languages are also available (Ruby, Python).

commonmeta uses semantic versioning. Currently, its major version number is still at 0, meaning the API is not yet stable, and breaking changes are expected in the internal API and commonmeta JSON format.

Supported Metadata Formats

Commonmeta reads and/or writes these metadata formats:

Format	Name	Content Type	Read	Write
Commonmeta	commonmeta	application/vnd.commonmeta+json	yes	yes
CrossRef XML	crossrefxml	application/vnd.crossref.unixref+xml	yes	yes
Crossref	crossref	application/vnd.crossref+json	yes	n/a
DataCite	datacite	application/vnd.datacite.datacite+json	yes	yes
Schema.org (in JSON-LD)	schemaorg	application/vnd.schemaorg.ld+json	later	yes
RDF XML	rdf	application/rdf+xml	no	later
RDF Turtle	turtle	text/turtle	no	later
CSL-JSON	csl	application/vnd.citationstyles.csl+json	later	yes
Formatted text citation	citation	text/x-bibliography	n/a	yes
Codemeta	codemeta	application/vnd.codemeta.ld+json	later	later
Citation File Format (CFF)	cff	application/vnd.cff+yaml	later	later
JATS	jats	application/vnd.jats+xml	later	later
CSV	csv	text/csv	no	later
BibTex	bibtex	application/x-bibtex	later	later
RIS	ris	application/x-research-info-systems	later	later
InvenioRDM	inveniordm	application/vnd.inveniordm.v1+json	later	later
JSON Feed	jsonfeed	application/feed+json	yes	later

commonmeta: the Commonmeta format is the native format for the library and used internally. Planned: we plan to implement this format for the v1.0 public release.
Later: we plan to implement this format in a later release.

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License: MIT