Add “Cite” button to item page for generating bibliographic references using Citation Style Language (CSL)

[jesielviana]

References

Fixes

• Implement Citation Style Language (CSL) support on item page for generating bibliographic references #4778
• Implementation of Citation Style Language (CSL) for common metadata export (eg. RIS, Bibtex) DSpace#9171

API related PR: DSpace/DSpace#11451

Description

This PR introduces a “Cite” button on the simple item page. When clicked, the button opens a modal or panel that displays the item’s bibliographic references in multiple configurable citation styles.

Demo: https://dspace-dev.lareferencia.info/items/4d66c4fd-6b7e-414f-8d3f-daccc99446fc

Instructions for Reviewers

Access the simple item page and click the “Cite” button to verify that the modal correctly displays the bibliographic data and that citation styles are configurable as expected.
The default citation styles available are APA, MLA, Vancouver, and BibTeX.

List of changes in this PR:

• Added a “Cite” button to the simple item page UI.
• Implemented a modal/panel for displaying bibliographic references.
• Added translations and UI labels for internationalization support.

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[tdonohue]

I've pulled this over to the 10.0 board in search of volunteers.

However, I wanted to note here that this feature looks similar to an "export" feature that already exists in DSpace-CRIS. So, we may need to analyze it in light of the potential DSpace-CRIS merger. If the merger were to occur, then this code may require updates to align with any code already coming from DSpace-CRIS. I'm hopeful a decision on the merger will be made in the next month.

The export feature from DSpace-CRIS can be seen on their demo site at https://dspacecris-community.test.4science.cloud/entities/publication/9880d9e1-5441-4e14-a6e8-6cf453bc25f9 If you click the "Export" button, you'll see there's options to export to various citation formats like APA, Chicago style, BibTex, etc.

In the meantime, we can still search out some early reviewers and testers.

@atarix83 and @abollini : Also pinging you directly since this may have overlap with a DSpace-CRIS feature, though the display is different in the User Interface. See @jesielviana 's demo at https://dspace-dev.lareferencia.info/items/4d66c4fd-6b7e-414f-8d3f-daccc99446fc where there's a "Cite" link available. You may want to give this a quick review, as maybe there's less overlap with DSpace-CRIS than I'm thinking.

[jesielviana]

@tdonohue, thank you for your feedback and for reaching out to the 4Science team. I understand the concern about potential overlap or conflicts with DSpace-CRIS features.

I’m available for any suggestions or help needed during the review process.

[github-actions]

Hi @jesielviana,
Conflicts have been detected against the base branch.
Please resolve these conflicts as soon as you can. Thanks!