This release reduces the number of print log statements. It standardizes how dates are returned (relying on the DataCite dates more and minimizing the TIND specific metadata) and makes a small adjustment to the write API to match changes from TIND. There are also a couple more example scripts.

This release includes get_geo.py, which returns CaltechDATA geographic metadata in a WKT csv representation for importing into a GIS program like QGIS. It also removes print statements and modifies caltechdata_edit to return a status like the other methods.

This release makes the progressbar in the download_file function so it works bteere across command line and jupyter notebook environments.

This release reorganizes the `get_metadata` function to add a validate option to enable skipping validation and removes an unused password option. It also fixes an issue that impacted records with multiple rights statements.

Have tested and relaxed requirements to allow Python 3.6. Also adds automation to generate a CITATION.cff file.

This release adds a download_url function, which easily returns the download url from the DataCite media API. Since the new version datacite python library has been released, this release will also install the correct dependencies.

Fix bugs in 4.3 schema customization and provide an example metadata file.

This release includes an option to pass the record owner and fixes a bug that impacted directly running get_metadata.

This release adds a check so that multiple alternate identifiers don't get added during the decustomization process and fixes a bug with the record ownership option. It also cleans up some unused authentication options and applies black code formatting to the package.

This release switches how the default TIND date is mapped (previously "Submitted" and now "Issued") and pulls the publication year from the Issued date. It also includes an example script for updating dates based on info from DataCite. The get_metadata function adds an option to pass back contributor emails, even though this isn't part of the ...