A Chickenfoot script for calculating the primary and secondary Zotero items (which draws upon the code in overlay.js->onLoad():
// based on https://www.zotero.org/trac/browser/extension/tags/1.0.7/chrome/content/zotero/overlay.js#L153 var Zotero = chromeWindow.Zotero; var itemTypes = Zotero.ItemTypes.getPrimaryTypes(); for(var i = 0; i<itemTypes.length; i++) { output (itemTypes[i]['name'] + ":" + itemTypes[i]['id']); } var itemTypes = Zotero.ItemTypes.getSecondaryTypes(); for(var i = 0; i<itemTypes.length; i++) { output (itemTypes[i]['name'] + ":" + itemTypes[i]['id']); }
The output of the script is (for Zotero 1.0.7):
book:2 bookSection:3 document:34 journalArticle:4 magazineArticle:5 newspaperArticle:6 artwork:12 audioRecording:26 bill:16 blogPost:23 case:17 computerProgram:32 conferencePaper:33 dictionaryEntry:36 email:21 encyclopediaArticle:35 film:11 forumPost:25 hearing:18 instantMessage:24 interview:10 letter:8 manuscript:9 map:22 patent:19 podcast:31 presentation:27 radioBroadcast:30 report:15 statute:20 thesis:7 tvBroadcast:29 videoRecording:28
When you hit "New Item" button in Zotero, you are given the option of creating a new item of one of a given type:
Furthermore, you can use Zotero.ItemTypes
to map between item types and IDs:
Zotero.ItemTypes.getID('book');
yields 2
and
Zotero.ItemTypes.getName(2);
returns book
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