It is not safe to assume that a PublicationXref originates from PubMed, as we have done. Article references from elsewhere would break the existing logic:
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let publicationList = publications.map( publication => { |
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let { id, title, firstAuthor, date, source } = publication; |
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return h('div.cy-overflow-content', [ |
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h('a.plain-link', { href: 'http://identifiers.org/pubmed/' + id, target: '_blank' }, title), |
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h('div', firstAuthor + ' et al. | ' + source + ' - ' + new Date(date).getFullYear().toString()) |
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]); |
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}); |
In this case, it also makes sense to utilize available information about an article, so that the system need not make additional calls or support an external web service to retrieve it (e.g. crossref).
Related to: PathwayCommons/factoid#1218
It is not safe to assume that a PublicationXref originates from PubMed, as we have done. Article references from elsewhere would break the existing logic:
app-ui/src/client/features/interactions/interactions-edge-tooltip.js
Lines 73 to 79 in b28e1e6
In this case, it also makes sense to utilize available information about an article, so that the system need not make additional calls or support an external web service to retrieve it (e.g. crossref).
Related to: PathwayCommons/factoid#1218