NAME

WWW::Zotero - Perl interface to the Zotero API

SYNOPSIS

use WWW::Zotero;

my $client = WWW::Zotero->new;
my $client = WWW::Zotero->new(key => 'API-KEY');

my $data = $client->itemTypes();

for my $item (@$data) {
    print "%s\n" , $item->itemType;
} 

my $data   = $client->itemFields();
my $data   = $client->itemTypeFields('book');
my $data   = $client->itemTypeCreatorTypes('book');
my $data   = $client->creatorFields();
my $data   = $client->itemTemplate('book');
my $key    = $client->keyPermissions();
my $groups = $client->userGroups($userID);

my $data   = $client->listItems(user => '475425', limit => 5);
my $data   = $client->listItems(user => '475425', format => 'atom');
my $generator = $client->listItems(user => '475425', generator => 1);

while (my $item = $generator->()) {
    print "%s\n" , $item->{title};
}

my $data = $client->listItemsTop(user => '475425', limit => 5);
my $data = $client->listItemsTrash(user => '475425');
my $data = $client->getItem(user => '475425', itemKey => 'TTJFTW87');
my $data = $client->getItemTags(user => '475425', itemKey => 'X42A7DEE');
my $data = $client->listTags(user => '475425');
my $data = $client->listTags(user => '475425', tag => 'Biography');
my $data = $client->listCollections(user => '475425');
my $data = $client->listCollectionsTop(user => '475425');
my $data = $client->getCollection(user => '475425', collectionKey => 'A5G9W6AX');
my $data = $client->listSubCollections(user => '475425', collectionKey => 'QM6T3KHX');
my $data = $client->listCollectionItems(user => '475425', collectionKey => 'QM6T3KHX');
my $data = $client->listCollectionItemsTop(user => '475425', collectionKey => 'QM6T3KHX');
my $data = $client->listCollectionItemsTags(user => '475425', collectionKey => 'QM6T3KHX');
my $data = $client->listSearches(user => '475425');

CONFIGURATION

baseurl: The base URL for all API requests. Default 'https://api.zotero.org'.
version: The API version. Default '3'.
key: The API key which can be requested via https://api.zotero.org.
modified_since: Include a UNIX time to be used in a If-Modified-Since header to allow for caching of results by your application.

METHODS

itemTypes()

Get all item types. Returns a Perl array.

itemTypes()

Get all item fields. Returns a Perl array.

itemTypes($type)

Get all valid fields for an item type. Returns a Perl array.

itemTypeCreatorTypes($type)

Get valid creator types for an item type. Returns a Perl array.

creatorFields()

Get localized creator fields. Returns a Perl array.

itemTemplate($type)

Get a template for a new item. Returns a Perl hash.

keyPermissions($key)

Return the userID and premissions for the given API key.

userGroups($userID)

Return an array of the set of groups the current API key as access to.

listItems(user => $userID, %options)

listItems(group => $groupID, %options)

List all items for a user or ar group. Optionally provide a list of options:

sort      - dateAdded, dateModified, title, creator, type, date, publisher, 
       publicationTitle, journalAbbreviation, language, accessDate, 
       libraryCatalog, callNumber, rights, addedBy, numItems (default dateModified)
direction - asc, desc
limit     - integer 1-100* (default 25)
start     - integer
format    - perl, atom, bib, json, keys, versions , bibtex , bookmarks, 
            coins, csljson, mods, refer, rdf_bibliontology , rdf_dc ,
            rdf_zotero, ris , tei , wikipedia (default perl)

when format => 'json'

    include   - bib, data

when format => 'atom'

    content   - bib, html, json

when format => 'bib' or content => 'bib'

    style     - chicago-note-bibliography, apa, ...  (see: https://www.zotero.org/styles/)


itemKey    - A comma-separated list of item keys. Valid only for item requests. Up to 
             50 items can be specified in a single request.
itemType   - Item type search
q          - quick search
qmode      - titleCreatorYear, everything
since      - integer
tag        - Tag search

See: https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/web_api/v3/basics#user_and_group_library_urls for the search syntax.

Returns a Perl HASH containing the total number of hits plus the results:

{
    total => '132',
    results => <data>
}

listItems(user => $userID | group => $groupID, generator => 1 , %options)

Same as listItems but this return a generator for every record found. Use this method to sequentially read the complete resultset. E.g.

my $generator = $self->listItems(user => '231231', generator);

while (my $record = $generator->()) {
    printf "%s\n" , $record->{title};
}

The format is implicit 'perl' in this case.