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Similarly to #140 and #169, this PR enables the creation of new items based on ChemRxiv identifiers. Unlike bioRxiv and arXiv, ChemRxiv does not have a property in Wikidata, but does issue DOIs.
Demonstration:
chemrxiv:13607438
(https://chemrxiv.org/articles/preprint/Enantioselective_Conjugate_Addition_of_Catalytically_Generated_Zinc_Homoenolate/13607438) can be seen at https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q104931192.Example CLI usage:
wikidataintegrator-publication --source chemrxiv --idtype chemrxiv 804294
Caveat: I'm not sure if the author ORCID identifier intake works well
Update: I've made a property proposal on Wikidata for a first class ChemRxiv ID. If this gets accepted, then I will send a follow-up pull request to change the primary key to using the ChemRxiv ID.