🎉 Publication Auto-Fetcher Successfully Installed!

Your academic publication auto-fetcher has been successfully set up and tested. Here’s what was accomplished:

✅ What Was Done

1. 📦 Installed Dependencies: All required Python packages have been installed
2. 🔧 Created Automated Scripts:
   • Publication fetcher for multiple academic sources
   • Smart deduplication system
   • Jekyll integration for your website
   • GitHub Actions workflow for automation
3. 📊 Test Results: Successfully fetched 52 publications from arXiv and ORCID
   • Generated individual markdown files for each publication
   • Updated your main publications page
   • Created proper Jekyll-compatible format
4. 🤖 Automation Setup: GitHub Actions workflow ready to run daily

📁 Files Created

scripts/
├── fetch_publications.py    # Main fetcher script
├── publication_utils.py     # Core utilities and data structures
├── arxiv_crossref_fetcher.py # arXiv and CrossRef fetchers
├── orcid_scopus_fetcher.py  # ORCID and Scopus fetchers
├── scholar_wos_fetcher.py   # Google Scholar and Web of Science
├── config.yml              # Configuration file
├── requirements.txt        # Python dependencies
├── setup.py               # Setup and validation script
├── test_fetcher.py        # Test suite
└── README.md              # Detailed documentation

.github/workflows/
└── update-publications.yml # GitHub Actions automation

🚀 How to Use

Manual Usage

# Basic usage (all default sources)
python scripts/fetch_publications.py

# Specific sources only
python scripts/fetch_publications.py --sources arxiv orcid

# Use cached data (faster for development)
python scripts/fetch_publications.py --use-cache

Automatic Updates

• GitHub Actions will run daily at 6 AM UTC
• You can also trigger manually from the Actions tab
• Changes will be automatically committed to your repository

🔧 Configuration

Edit scripts/config.yml to customize:

• Author information and IDs
• Publication sources and categories
• Filtering and processing options
• Jekyll integration settings

🔍 Sources Configured

• ✅ arXiv: Working (found 29 publications)
• ✅ ORCID: Working (found 23 publications)
• ⚡ CrossRef: Available
• 🌐 Google Scholar: Available (requires Chrome)
• 🔑 Scopus: Available (API key required)
• 🔑 Web of Science: Available (API key required)

🎯 Current Results

Your publication fetcher found and processed:

• 52 total publications
• 6 preprints (arXiv papers)
• 45 journal articles
• 1 conference paper

Files generated:

• 📁 _publications/ - 52 individual publication files
• 📄 _pages/publications.md - Updated main publications page
• 💾 publications_cache.json - Cached data for faster re-runs

🔄 Next Steps

1. 🎨 Customize the Output:
   • Edit scripts/config.yml for your preferences
   • Modify publication templates if needed
   • Adjust categorization and formatting
2. 🔑 Add Optional API Keys (for more sources):
   • Scopus: Add SCOPUS_API_KEY to GitHub secrets
   • Web of Science: Add WOS_API_KEY to GitHub secrets
3. 📅 Automation:
   • The GitHub Actions workflow is ready to run
   • It will check for new publications daily
   • No manual intervention needed!
4. 🧪 Test Periodically:

   python scripts/test_fetcher.py  # Run test suite
   python scripts/setup.py        # Validate setup
   

🆘 Support

If you encounter issues:

• Check the detailed README: scripts/README.md
• Run diagnostics: python scripts/setup.py
• View logs in GitHub Actions for automation issues
• The system is designed to be robust and handle various edge cases

🎊 Congratulations!

Your academic website will now automatically stay updated with your latest publications. The system will:

• 🔍 Check for new publications from all configured sources
• 🧹 Deduplicate and clean the data
• 📝 Generate beautiful Jekyll pages for each publication
• 🔄 Update your website automatically
• 💾 Cache results for efficiency

Your publication list will never be out of date again! 🚀

Generated on September 29, 2025 by the Academic Publication Auto-Fetcher