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To setup a query, using your API Key use this kind of structure for DOIs:
https://public-api.thirdiron.com/public/v1/libraries/{Library_ID}/articles/doi/{DOI}?access_token={API_KEY}
… and this kind of structure for PMIDs:
https://public-api.thirdiron.com/public/v1/libraries/{Library_ID}/articles/pmid/{PMID}?access_token={API_KEY}
These queries will yield similar JSON results like this using this open access example which you can use, substituting your own API Key:
https://public-api.thirdiron.com/public/v1/libraries/{Library_ID}/articles/doi/10.1186/s12862-023-02104-2?access_token={API_KEY}
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You can optionally do an include (e.g. “include=journal”) to get journal information including the cover image for the journal. For the above example you would tweak the call to look like this:
https://public-api.thirdiron.com/public/v1/libraries/{Library_ID}/articles/doi/10.1186/s12859-023-05326-9?include=journal&access_token={API_KEY}
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