README

This project is still in an early alpha state, nearly the half of the tests are failing. The goal is to implement a parser which is 100% compatible with the CSL 1.0.1 standard, 100% clean OOP and follows the PSR-2 coding standard.

Installation

Via composer

Add to the composer.json the require key and run composer install.

    "require" : {
        "geissler/csl": "dev-master"
    }

Other

Make sure you are using a PSR-2 compatible autoloader.

Usage

Render a single bibliography entry.

    // include the composer autoloader
    require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

    use Geissler\CSL\CSL;

    // the name of the style you want to use
    $style = 'american-journal-of-archaeology';

    // the data do be displayed as a json array
    $input = '[
          {
              "id": "ITEM-1",
              "author" : [
                 {
                    "family": "Wallace-Hadrill",
                    "given": "Andrew"
                 }
              ],
              "issued": {
                  "date-parts": [
                      [
                          "2011"
                      ]
                  ]
              },
              "title": "The monumental centre of Herculaneum. In search of the identities of the public buildings",
              "container-title" : "Journal of Roman Archaeology",
              "volume" : "24",
              "page" : "121-160",
              "original-publisher-place" : "Ann Arbor, Mich.",
              "type": "article-journal"
          }
    ]';

    $csl = new CSL();
    echo $csl->bibliography($style, $input);

    // this will output the following
    Wallace-Hadrill, Andrew. 2011. "The monumental centre of Herculaneum. In search of the identities of the public
    buildings". Journal of Roman archaeology 24: 121-160.

As HTML

    <div class="csl-bib-body">
        <div class="csl-entry">Wallace-Hadrill, Andrew. 2011. "The monumental centre of Herculaneum. In search of the
        identities of the public buildings". <font style="font-style:italic">Journal of Roman archaeology</font>
        24: 121-160.</div>
    </div>

Configuration

The following options can be configured via the configuration.ini:

• locale-group
  • dir = Path to the locales files relative to the configuration.ini (standard: locale)
  • file = Filename of the language files, where LANGUAGE represents de-DE, en-US (standard: locales-LANGUAGE.xml)
  • dialects = A JSON array with the main dialects for languages spoken in more than one country.
• styles-group
  • dir = Path to the styles dir relative to the configuration.ini (standard: styles)

Styles and Locales

The files under styles are taken from the CSL styles repository and the files under locales are taken from the CSL locales repository.

Tests and Comments

Most of the examples for the phpunit-tests under tests/src, all files in tests/citeproc-test and some comments are taken/copied from CiteProc Test, "the standard test bundle for use in CSL processor and style development" written by Frank G. Bennett, Jr. and Bruce D'Arcus.