Added function osf_ls_preprints to list all preprints#157
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… a user (see https://developer.osf.io/#operation/users_preprints_list). Also added back-end function .osf_user_preprints to make the required API call
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I added a function that retrieves all preprints (see https://developer.osf.io/#operation/users_preprints_list). I added this function because
osf_ls_nodesdoes not return all preprints -- I think it only returns preprints if there is an associated OSF project. But preprints without projects won't come back. For me, this is a big difference (4 preprints vs. 19).i.e., as in the following code:
I also added the back-end function .osf_user_preprints to make the required API call.
Happy to make any more required edits for the function.