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Search and extract research datasets, software records, and DOIs effortlessly. Pull clean metadata including titles, creators, publishers, and publication years into JSON, CSV, or Excel without logins or setup.

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Optional

DataCite DOI identifier copied from the record id.

Type:string

recordKind

Optional

JSON:API record kind from the source, usually dois.

Type:string | null

attributes

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DOI attributes copied from the source, including creators, titles, publisher, and year.

Type:object | null

relationships

Optional

JSON:API relationships copied from the source, such as the registering client.

Type:object | null

doi

Optional

DOI string from attributes, when the source included one.

Type:string | null

workTitle

Optional

First title string from the DOI attributes.

Type:string | null

publisherName

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Publisher name from the DOI attributes.

Type:string | null

publicationYear

Optional

Publication year from the DOI attributes, when it is a number.

Type:integer | null

creatorNames

Optional

Creator names joined with semicolons.

Type:string | null

scrapedAt

Optional

UTC timestamp when the actor stored the row.

Type:string

sourceUrl

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DataCite request URL that produced the row or the error.

Type:string

error

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Present only on error rows. HTTP status and a short body snippet, or a transport failure message.

Type:string

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