The Mendeley-Cache Client is an AngularJS application that consumes the API served by a Mendeley-Cache Server.
Similar to the server it can be easily deployed with a single docker-compose command.
As I haven't uploaded the images to the Docker Hub yet, you need to build the image yourself.
Run the following docker command to build your own Mendeley-Cache Client image.
docker build -t <yourname>/mendeleycache-client .Replace the following substrings in the file compose.yml with the respective values.
| Substring | Purpose |
|---|---|
ankoh |
<yourname> of the build command |
:port |
Port of the Mendeley-Cache Client |
:mchost |
Hostname of the Mendeley-Cache Server |
:mcport |
Port of the Mendeley-Cache Server |
Once that is done, just deploy the previously built image with docker-compose.
docker-compose -f compose.yml up -dThe following screenshots show some nice features of the Mendeley-Cache Client.
The status page tabs gives you informations about the overall server status.
It shows the time of the last update (which is quite useful in case of automatic cron jobs) and the number of entities in the important SQL tables.
The document query tab lets you run queries against the Mendeley-Cache Server API with auto-completion and an prettified output.
A user can filter members of the configured Mendeley Group and filter research fields that the crawler could identify.
The cache automatically collects important meta-data of the documents.
Furthermore it uses tags for the identification of research fields and URLs for publication and conference hyperlinks.
Once the needed documents have been found, they can be automatically embedded into every website with a provided jQuery script and a generated <div> tag.
The embedded query will then allow you to display the most recent version of you publication list on your website.
