def test_mononyms():
assert b(author = [dict(family = 'Jimbo')]) == 'Jimbo. (1983). <i>The main title</i>. Tuscon, AZ: Ric-Rac Press. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz'
# Just a mononym as author.
assert b(author = [name('John', 'Doe'), dict(family = 'Jimbo')]) == 'Doe, J., & Jimbo. (1983). <i>The main title</i>. Tuscon, AZ: Ric-Rac Press. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz'
# A mononym at the end of the author list.
assert b(author = [name('John', 'Doe'), dict(family = 'Jimbo'), name('Richard', 'Roe')]) == 'Doe, J., Jimbo, & Roe, R. (1983). <i>The main title</i>. Tuscon, AZ: Ric-Rac Press. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz'
# A mononym in the middle.
assert b(author = [dict(family = 'Jimbo'), name('John', 'Doe')]) == 'Jimbo & Doe, J. (1983). <i>The main title</i>. Tuscon, AZ: Ric-Rac Press. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz'
def r(publisher_website):
return f(publisher_website = publisher_website, ds = dict(
type = 'report',
author =
[name('Anna', 'Dreber'),
name('Christer', 'Gerdes'),
name('Patrik', 'Gränsmark')],
issued = {'date-parts': [[2010]]},
title = 'Beauty queens and battling knights: Risk taking and attractiveness in chess',
genre = 'Discussion Paper No. 5314',
publisher = 'Institute for the Study of Labor',
URL = 'http://ftp.iza.org/dp5314.pdf'))
def jf(**field_kws):
return merge_dicts(
dict(type = 'article-journal',
author =
[name('Joesph', 'Bloggs'),
name('J. Random', 'Hacker')],
issued = {'date-parts': [[1983]]},
title = 'The main title',
container_title = 'Sciency Times',
volume = '30', issue = '7',
page = '293–315',
DOI = '10.zzz/zzzzzz'),
field_kws)
def test_informal():
# Informally published paper.
assert (f(dict(type = 'manuscript',
author = [name('S. D.', 'Mitchell')],
issued = {'date-parts': [[2000]]},
title = 'The import of uncertainty',
URL = 'http://philsci-archive.pitt.edu/archive/00000162/')) ==
'Mitchell, S. D. (2000). <i>The import of uncertainty</i>. Retrieved from http://philsci-archive.pitt.edu/archive/00000162/')
assert (f(dict(type = 'manuscript',
author = [name('B.', 'Bunny')],
issued = {'date-parts': [[2000]]},
title = "What's up, Doc?",
URL = 'http://example.com')) ==
"Bunny, B. (2000). <i>What's up, Doc?</i> Retrieved from http://example.com")
def test_sorting():
d = jf()
l = [d, d,
jf(title = 'Quails'),
jf(author = [name('Bell', 'azerty')]),
jf(issued = {'date-parts': [[1984]]}),
jf(author = [name('Joesph', 'Aloggs'), name('J. Random', 'Hacker')]),
d]
assert f(l, multi = True) == [
'Aloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz',
'azerty, B. (1983). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz',
'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983a). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz',
'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983b). Quails. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz',
'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1984). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz']
def j(o = None, **field_kws):
fields = merge_dicts(
dict(type = 'article-journal',
author =
[name('Robert F.', 'Pasternack'),
name('Peter J.', 'Collins')],
issued = {'date-parts': [[1995]]},
title = 'Resonance light scattering: A new technique for studying chromophore aggregation',
container_title = 'Science',
volume = '269',
page = '935–939',
DOI = '10.1126/science.7638615'),
field_kws)
if o is None: o = {}
return f(fields, **o)
def e(o = None, **field_kws):
return b(o, **merge_dicts(
dict(type = 'chapter',
page = '12–15',
container_title = 'The book of love',
editor = [name('John Quixote', 'Doe')]),
field_kws))
def test_informal():
assert (f(dict(type = 'manuscript',
author = [name('S. D.', 'Mitchell')],
issued = {'date-parts': [[2000]]},
title = 'The import of uncertainty',
URL = 'http://philsci-archive.pitt.edu/archive/00000162/')) ==
'Mitchell, S. D. (2000). <i>The import of uncertainty</i>. Retrieved from http://philsci-archive.pitt.edu/archive/00000162/')
def test_newspaper_article():
assert (f(dict(type = 'article-newspaper',
author = [name('Benedict', 'Carey')],
issued = {'date-parts': [[2011, 6, 23]]},
container_title = 'The New York Times',
title = 'Expert on mental illness reveals her own fight',
URL = 'http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/23/health/23lives.html')) ==
'Carey, B. (2011, June 23). Expert on mental illness reveals her own fight. <i>The New York Times</i>. Retrieved from http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/23/health/23lives.html')
def test_magazine_article():
assert (f(dict(type = 'article-magazine',
author = [name('John', 'Cloud')],
issued = {'date-parts': [[2006, 2, 13]]},
container_title = 'Time',
title = 'The third wave of therapy',
URL = 'http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1156613-1,00.html')) ==
'Cloud, J. (2006, February 13). The third wave of therapy. <i>Time</i>. Retrieved from http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1156613-1,00.html')
def test_chapter():
assert e() == 'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). The main title. In J. Q. Doe (Ed.), <i>The book of love</i> (pp. 12–15). Tuscon, AZ: Ric-Rac Press. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz'
# Book chapter with one editor
assert (e(editor = [name('John Quixote', 'Doe'), name('Richard X.', 'Roe')]) ==
'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). The main title. In J. Q. Doe & R. X. Roe (Eds.), <i>The book of love</i> (pp. 12–15). Tuscon, AZ: Ric-Rac Press. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz')
# Two editors
assert (e(editor = [name('John Quixote', 'Doe'), name('Richard X.', 'Roe'),
name('Kat', 'Gully')]) ==
'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). The main title. In J. Q. Doe, R. X. Roe, & K. Gully (Eds.), <i>The book of love</i> (pp. 12–15). Tuscon, AZ: Ric-Rac Press. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz')
# Three editors
#assert (e(editors = [name('John Quixote', 'Doe', 'Sr.')]) ==
# 'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). The main title. In J. Q. Doe Sr. (Ed.), <i>The book of love</i> (pp. 12–15). Tuscon, AZ: Ric-Rac Press. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz')
# Editor with a suffix
# (No, I'm not sure that's correct.)
assert e(page = '12') == 'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). The main title. In J. Q. Doe (Ed.), <i>The book of love</i> (p. 12). Tuscon, AZ: Ric-Rac Press. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz'
# One-page chapter
assert e(o = {'abbreviate_given_names': 0}) == 'Bloggs, Joesph, & Hacker, J. Random. (1983). The main title. In John Quixote Doe (Ed.), <i>The book of love</i> (pp. 12–15). Tuscon, AZ: Ric-Rac Press. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz'
def test_video():
# http://blog.apastyle.org/apastyle/2011/10/how-to-create-a-reference-for-a-youtube-video.html
assert (f(dict(type = 'speech',
URL = 'http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nyGCbxD848',
title = 'Real ghost girl caught on Video Tape 14',
author = [name('M.', 'Apsolon')],
issued = {'date-parts': [[2011, 9, 9]]},
genre = 'video')) ==
'Apsolon, M. (2011, September 9). <i>Real ghost girl caught on Video Tape 14</i> [Video file]. Retrieved from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nyGCbxD848')
def test_book():
assert b() == 'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). <i>The main title</i>. Tuscon, AZ: Ric-Rac Press. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz'
# Whole book
assert b(o = {'include_isbn': True}) == 'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). <i>The main title</i>. Tuscon, AZ: Ric-Rac Press. ISBN 0123456789. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz'
# Including ISBN
assert (b(o = {'include_isbn': True}, DOI = None) ==
'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). <i>The main title</i>. Tuscon, AZ: Ric-Rac Press. ISBN 0123456789.')
# Including ISBN but no DOI
assert b(volume = 3) == 'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). <i>The main title</i> (Vol. 3). Tuscon, AZ: Ric-Rac Press. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz'
# With a volume number
assert (b(author = None, editor = [name('John Quixote', 'Doe')]) ==
'Doe, J. Q. (Ed.). (1983). <i>The main title</i>. Tuscon, AZ: Ric-Rac Press. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz')
def test_conference_paper():
# If I understand
# http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/4782/csl-getting-conference-name-to-show-up-properly-in-bibliography#Comment_20601 ,
# correctly, "paper-conference" should only be used for papers
# published in proceedings; otherwise, one should use "speech".
assert (f(dict(type = 'speech',
URL = 'http://www.bapfelbaumphd.com/Sexual_Reality.html',
author = [name('Bernard', 'Apfelbaum')],
issued = {'date-parts': [[1984, 11]]},
title = 'Sexual reality and how we dismiss it',
genre = 'paper',
publisher = 'American Association of the Advancement of Science',
event_place = 'San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA')) ==
'Apfelbaum, B. (1984, November). <i>Sexual reality and how we dismiss it</i>. Paper presented at the meeting of the American Association of the Advancement of Science, San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA. Retrieved from http://www.bapfelbaumphd.com/Sexual_Reality.html')
def test_journal_article():
assert j() == 'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz'
# Simple journal article
assert j(DOI = None), 'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315.'
# No DOI
assert j(o = {'always_include_issue': True}) == 'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>(7), 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz'
# With issue number
assert j(o = {'always_include_issue': True}, issue = None) == 'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz'
# Issue number requested but unavailable
assert j(o = {'abbreviate_given_names': False}), 'Bloggs, Joesph, & Hacker, J. Random. (1983). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz'
# With full given names
assert (j(o = {'url_after_doi': True}, URL = 'http://example.com') ==
'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz. Retrieved from http://example.com')
# With URL
assert (j(o = {'url_after_doi': True}) ==
'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz')
# URL requested but not available
assert (j(DOI = None, URL = 'http://example.com') ==
'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. Retrieved from http://example.com')
# No DOI, so URL included by default
assert (j(o = {'abbreviate_given_names': False},
author = [name('J.', 'Bloggs'), name('J. R.', 'Hacker')]) ==
'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz')
# Full given names requested but unavailable
assert j(author = [name('J. J. J.', 'Schmidt')]) == 'Schmidt, J. J. J. (1983). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz'
# Single author
assert (j(author = [name('Ab', 'Alpha'), name('Be', 'Beta'),
name('Ci', 'Gamma'), name('Do', 'Delta'),
name('En', 'Epsilon'), name('Fo', 'Zeta'), name('Gy', 'Eta')]) ==
'Alpha, A., Beta, B., Gamma, C., Delta, D., Epsilon, E., Zeta, F., & Eta, G. (1983). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz')
# Seven authors
assert (j(author = [name('Ab', 'Alpha'), name('Be', 'Beta'),
name('Ci', 'Gamma'), name('Do', 'Delta'),
name('En', 'Epsilon'), name('Fo', 'Zeta'), name('Gy', 'Eta'),
name('Ha', 'Theta')]) ==
'Alpha, A., Beta, B., Gamma, C., Delta, D., Epsilon, E., Zeta, F., … Theta, H. (1983). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz')
# Eight authors
assert (j(author = [name('Ab', 'Alpha', 'Jr.'), name('Be', 'Beta', 'Sr.'),
name('Ci', 'Gamma', 'III'), name('Do', 'Delta', 'XIV')]) ==
'Alpha, A., Jr., Beta, B., Sr., Gamma, C., III, & Delta, D., XIV. (1983). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz')
# Authors with suffixes
assert (j(author = [name('Mary-Jane', 'Sally')]) ==
'Sally, M.-J. (1983). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz')
# Given name with hyphen followed by a capital
assert (j(author = [name('Mary-jane', 'Sally')]) ==
'Sally, M. (1983). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz')
# Given name with hyphen follow by a lowercase letter
# (Actually, I'm not sure if this should be
# "M." or "M.-j." or "M.-J.".)
assert (j(author = [name('Áéíóú', 'Xyzzy'),
name('Þómas Þybalt', 'Turner'), name('Ōy', 'Sam')]) ==
'Xyzzy, Á., Turner, Þ. Þ., & Sam, Ō. (1983). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz')
# Given names beginning with non-ASCII characters
assert (j(title = 'But why?') ==
'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). But why? <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz')
# Title ending with question mark
assert (j(title = 'Gadzooks!') ==
'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). Gadzooks! <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz')
# Title ending with exclamation point
assert (j(title = 'And then…') ==
'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). And then… <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz')
# Title ending with ellipsis
assert (j(container_title = 'CyberScience Times') ==
'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). The main title. <i>CyberScience Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz')
# Container title with internal captialization
assert (j(page = 'S15–Z90') ==
'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, S15–Z90. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz')
# Page numbers that aren't numbers
assert (j(volume = None, issue = None, page = None, genre = 'Advance online publication') ==
'Bloggs, J., & Hacker, J. R. (1983). The main title. <i>Sciency Times</i>. Advance online publication. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz')
def test_duplicate_tracking():
l = [
jf(author = [name('Aaa', 'Alfa')]),
jf(author = [name('Aaa', 'Alfa'), name('Bbb', 'Bravo')]),
jf(author = [name('Aaa', 'Alfa'), name('Bbb', 'Bravo')], title = 'Another title'),
jf(author = [name('Aaa', 'Alfa'), name('Bbb', 'Bravo'), name('Ccc', 'Charlie')]),
jf(author = [name('Aaa', 'Alfa'), name('Bbb', 'Bravo'), name('Ccc', 'Charlie'), name('Ddd', 'Delta')])]
assert f(l, multi = True) == [
'Alfa, A. (1983a). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz',
'Alfa, A., & Bravo, B. (1983a). Another title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz',
'Alfa, A., & Bravo, B. (1983b). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz',
'Alfa, A., Bravo, B., & Charlie, C. (1983b). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz',
'Alfa, A., Bravo, B., Charlie, C., & Delta, D. (1983c). The main title. <i>Sciency Times, 30</i>, 293–315. doi:10.zzz/zzzzzz']
