update docs

Author: geritwagner

colrev/packages/open_alex/README.md

@@ -17,7 +17,8 @@ Links meta data from OpenAlex to existing records.
 ## Debugging
 
 To test the metadata provided for a particular `open_alex_id` use:
-```
+
+```text
 https://api.openalex.org/works/OPEN_ALEX_ID
 ```
 

colrev/packages/prospero/docs/README.md

@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ colrev install colrev.prospero
 ### search
 
 Download the search results and store them in the data/search/ directory.
+
 ```bash
 colrev search --add colrev.prospero
 ```
@@ -19,7 +20,8 @@ The search is done using keywords that can be entered into the console.
 
 ### load
 
-It is possible to save the records after search. All records that were found during the search will be saved to a data/records.bib file. Load function will add the records to the file or update existing one.
+It is possible to save the records after search. All records that were found during the search will be saved to a data/records.bib file.
+Load function will add the records to the file or update existing one.
 
 ```bash
 colrev load

colrev/packages/springer_link/README.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ The search for is launched with the following command in your ColRev project:
 colrev search --add colrev.springer_link
 ```
 
-Upon entering the above command the user is asked to choose between  `DB search` and `API search` (For more details on the searchtypes see manual of CoLRev).
+Upon entering the above command the user is asked to choose between `DB search` and `API search` (For more details on the searchtypes see manual of CoLRev).
 The user can select the search type by navigating through the list with `uparrow` and `downarrow` and confirm the choice with `enter`.
 
 ### DB search
@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ The user can choose between `complete_search_string` for searching with a comple
 
 #### API search: complex query
 
-The user can type the individual search constraints that can also use the boolean  `AND`, `OR` , `NOT`, `NEAR` for a specified search. Following conditions have to be followed:
+The user can type the individual search constraints that can also use the boolean `AND`, `OR`, `NOT`, `NEAR` for a specified search. Following conditions have to be followed:
 
 - Search terms must be enclosed in double quotes `"`
 - The entire logical condition must be enclosed in parentheses `()`
@@ -91,11 +91,8 @@ The user can type the individual search constraints that can also use the boolea
 
 - `doi:` 10.1007/s11214-017-0458-1
 - `pub:` Extremes
-- `onlinedate:` 2019-03-29
-
-    - also wildcard, e.g., `onlinedate:` 2019-01-*
-    - `onlinedatefrom:` 2019-09-01%20 `onlinedateto:` 2019-12-31
-
+- `onlinedate:` 2019-03-29 (supports wildcards, e.g., `onlinedate:` 2019-01-*)
+- `onlinedatefrom:` 2019-09-01%20 `onlinedateto:` 2019-12-31
 - `country:` %22New%20Zealand%22
 - `isbn:` 978-0-387-79148-7
 - `issn:` 1861-0692
@@ -110,12 +107,14 @@ For additional constraints visit the SpringerLink API Documentation (Link below)
 #### API search: entering the search parameters
 
 In this step the user can enter the search parameters into the console.
-The user can provide values for the following parameters: keyword, subject, language, year and type. Pressing `enter` will confirm the choice. If the field is blank, this parameter will be skipped. The parameters should be entered as followed:
+The user can provide values for the following parameters: keyword, subject, language, year and type.
+Pressing `enter` will confirm the choice. If the field is blank, this parameter will be skipped.
+The parameters should be entered as followed:
 
 - `keyword:` e.g. onlinear.
-- `subject:`  Springer Nature supports the subject areas (see below)
+- `subject:` Springer Nature supports the subject areas (see below)
 
-- `language:` please use country codes, e.g. "de" for "Germany".
+- `language:` Please use country codes, e.g. "de" for "Germany".
 - `year:` e.g. 2024.
 - `type:` limit search to Book or Journal (case sensitive!).
 

colrev/packages/unpaywall/README.md

@@ -28,14 +28,14 @@ Download search results and store them in the `data/search/` directory. When sea
 
 #### Option 1: Search with keywords
 
-1. Use the following command to add the endpoint:
+Use the following command to add the endpoint:
 
 ```bash
 colrev search --add colrev.unpaywall
 ```
 
-2. Upon entering the command above with no additional parameters, a console interface opens up, in which the user is asked to enter the parameters and query for their search.
-   Enter the keywords for the search by following the [Query & Keyword format](#api-search-query--keyword-format) like described underneath.
+Upon entering the command above with no additional parameters, a console interface opens up, in which the user is asked to enter the parameters and query for their search.
+Enter the keywords for the search by following the [Query & Keyword format](#api-search-query--keyword-format) like described underneath.
 
 #### API search: Query & Keyword format