Zenodo

• New Zenodo recordRuns when a record is published on Zenodo that matches search text, belongs to a community or is of a resource type, with its DOI, creators, description and licence. Records already there when the workflow is turned on don't run it.

• Search recordsFind papers, datasets, software and other research outputs on Zenodo by words, narrowed by resource type, access, community, creator (name or ORCID), funding grant, file type and publication date. Sort by best match, newest, most viewed or most downloaded. Each record comes with its DOI, creators, licence, communities, views, downloads and files. No API key required.
• Get a recordGet one Zenodo record by its ID, DOI or link: title, creators with their affiliations and ORCID iDs, description, keywords, licence, access, communities, funding, version, views, downloads and files with their download links. No API key required.
• List a record's versionsList every version of a Zenodo record, newest first, with each version's number, DOI and publication date, from any one of its versions. No API key required.
• Get a record's newest versionGet the newest version of a Zenodo record from any of its versions, with everything 'Get a record' gives, to check whether a cited version has been superseded. No API key required.
• List a record's filesList every file of a Zenodo record with its size, type, checksum and download link. A restricted or embargoed record comes back with 'files_public' set to false, and the embargo date, rather than failing the step. No API key required.
• Get a file's detailsGet one file of a Zenodo record by its name: its size, type, checksum and download link. No API key required.
• List what's in a zip fileList the files inside a zip file on a Zenodo record without downloading it, each with its size and its own download link. Narrow to paths containing some text, such as README. No API key required.
• Get a citationGet a ready-to-paste citation for a Zenodo record in APA, Harvard, MLA, Chicago, IEEE, Nature, Science or another common style. No API key required.
• Export a record's metadataGet a Zenodo record's metadata as text in a standard format: BibTeX or CSL JSON for reference managers, DataCite, Dublin Core or MARCXML for catalogues and repositories, Schema.org JSON-LD for web pages, or DCAT-AP for data portals. No API key required.
• Search communitiesFind Zenodo communities, the collections that projects, organizations, events and topics curate, by words and by type. Each comes with the name 'List a community's records' takes. No API key required.
• Get a communityGet one Zenodo community by its name, ID or link: its title, description, type, organizations, website, curation policy and who may add records. No API key required.
• List a community's recordsList the records in a Zenodo community, newest first, optionally narrowed by words and resource type, with the same details 'Search records' gives. No API key required.
• Search licencesFind the licences Zenodo records can carry, such as Creative Commons and open source licences, with their IDs and links to their full text. No API key required.
• Get a licenceGet one licence by its ID, such as a record's cc-by-4.0 or mit: its name, what it allows, a link to its full text and whether the Open Source Initiative approves it. No API key required.
• Search fundersFind research funders Zenodo knows, such as the European Commission or the Wellcome Trust, with their country, ROR ID and the ID 'Search grants' takes. No API key required.
• Search grantsFind research grants (awards) by words in their title, acronym or number, optionally from one funder, newest first without words. Each grant's ID finds everything it funded with 'Search records'. No API key required.

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