Index Copernicus Export Plugin – import plugin for OJS 3X
This plugin creates an XML file for importing (indexing) journal issues into the Index Copernicus International (ICI) database. “Index Copernicus Export Plugin” is compatible with OJS 3.3.x versions. Download Here OJS (Open Journal System) to Copernicus Citation Index xml export plugin This plug-in allows to export article meta-data to Copernicus citation index in xml format with respect to official xml-schema Installation: Download the copernicus.zip file and upload and extract on OJS_ROOT/plugins/importexport Note: This plug-in supports only PHP version 8.0. Troubleshooting: If some gone wrong, please find folder “copernicus” in OJS_ROOT/plugins/importexport/ and delete it
What’s New in Node.js v23.4.0: Performance, Security, and Stability Improvements
Node.js v23.4.0 is a release that is part of the ongoing development cycle of the Node.js runtime environment. Node.js is an open-source, cross-platform runtime that allows developers to run JavaScript on the server side, enabling the development of scalable and high-performance network applications. It is built on the V8 JavaScript engine, known for its speed and efficiency. Key Features and Improvements in Node.js v23.4.0: Although Node.js v23.4.0 is a relatively recent release, it continues the pattern of regular updates that focus on performance, stability, and security. New Features Experimental assert.partialDeepStrictEqual: This allows partial deep equality checks, making it easier to validate specific properties without requiring all properties to match. –trace-env Options: New CLI options (–trace-env, –trace-env-js-stack, and –trace-env-native-stack) to print information about environment variable access. BlockList Support: Added support for BlockList.isBlockList and net.connect with block lists. Deprecations: Deprecation of certain features like ipv6, uv, and tls_* features. SQLite Enhancements: Unflagging the node:sqlite module and adding new methods to StatementSync. Security Updates Environment Variable Access Logging: Improved logging for environment variable access to help detect potential security issues. Bug Fixes Optimized Set Comparison: Improved performance for comparing two Set objects. Build System Enhancements: Various fixes and improvements to the build system. Node.js Ecosystem and Community Node.js v23.4.0 continues to build on a vibrant ecosystem supported by the broader open-source community. There are thousands of packages and libraries available through the Node Package Manager (NPM), which can be easily integrated into Node.js applications. Additionally, the Node.js community is highly active, with regular contributions to the core platform as well as discussions on features, improvements, and best practices. The Node.js foundation also maintains several tools and resources for developers, including the official documentation, community events, and online forums. This ecosystem and community ensure that developers have the support they need to create efficient, scalable, and secure applications.