Add abstract of papers to the publications' webpage

query.py

@@ -4,13 +4,15 @@ import sys
 
 # Query papers citing the two SWIFT ADS entries
 query = ADSQueryWrapper(sys.argv[1])
-query_data = query.get("citations(2016pasc.conf....2S) or citations(2018ascl.soft05020S)", fl="title,bibcode,first_author_norm,date,year,doi,author_count,pub_raw,bibstem", rows=1000)
+query_data = query.get("citations(2016pasc.conf....2S) or citations(2018ascl.soft05020S)", fl="title,bibcode,first_author_norm,date,year,author_count,bibstem,abstract", rows=1000)
 paper_list = query_data.papers
 
 # Process the data to make the title a string and not an array of strings
 for paper in paper_list:
     paper.title = paper.title[0]
     paper.bibstem = paper.bibstem[0]
+    if hasattr(paper, "abstract"):
+        paper.abstract = paper.abstract.replace("<P />", "")
     
 # Create a dictionary of cards
 my_list = dict({"num_papers": query_data.num_found,

templates/pubs.html

@@ -14,18 +14,25 @@
         <h2>Publications using SWIFT</h2>
       </div>
       
-      <div> The following {{ num_papers }} have made use of SWIFT for their results:</div>
+      <div> The following {{ num_papers }} publications have made use of SWIFT obtain their results:</div>
       
        {% set count  = num_papers %}
       
        {% for card in cards|sort_cards %}
       <div class="card-text">
         <h4>{{ count + 1 - loop.index }}) <a href="https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/{{ card.bibcode }}/abstract">{{ card.title }}</h4></a>
+	<p>
 	{% if card.author_count > 1 %}
-        <p>{{ card.first_author_norm }} et al., {{ card.bibstem }}, {{ card.year }}</p>
+        {{ card.first_author_norm }} et al.,
 	{% else %}
-	<p>{{ card.first_author_norm }}, {{ card.bibstem }}, {{ card.year }}</p>
-	{% endif %}			  
+	{{ card.first_author_norm }},
+	{% endif %}
+	<i>{{ card.bibstem }}</i>, {{ card.year }}
+	{% if card.abstract %}
+          <p class="hideshow">Abstract <i class="fa fa-chevron-right" aria-hidden="true"></i></p> 
+          <p class="abstract card">{{ card.abstract }}</p> 
+	{% endif %}
+	</p>
       </div>
       {% endfor %}
     </div>