I've been working more on the unit tests, and it's been helpful
thinking through ideas. Here's one:
For development, I think we'll try to make use of online CSL and RDF
examples. I've long mentioned online style repositories, but it seems
now is the perfect time to implement one (once I stabilize CSL).
So my proposal is a simple directory structure:
style-name/version/language
Default version would probably be most recent, so that one typically
would not indicate it. Likewise language would typically be
automatically handled.
That then explains this unit test:
#! /usr/env/bin python
from citeproc import CiteProc
class TestCitationStyle:
# base can be local or remote; should automaticallly
# look at remote if a style not found locally
base = "http://xbiblio.sourceforge.net/csl/repo/";
def test_list():
# method to list available styles
list = citation_styles
assert list
def test_create():
csl = CitationStyle("apa")
assert csl.short_title == "APA"
assert csl.bibliography.sort_algorithm == "author-date"
assert csl.bibliography.item_layout["book"][2].name == "title"
I will try to get this stuff setup over the next week for people that
want to work on this.
Bruce
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