How to use the pybliometrics.scopus.utils.get_link function in pybliometrics

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def search_link(self):
        """URL to the API page listing documents of the author."""
        return get_link(self._json, 2)

def self_link(self):
        """Link to the affiliation's API page."""
        return get_link(self._json, 0)

def search_link(self):
        """URL to the API page listing documents of the affiliation."""
        return get_link(self._json, 1)

def scopus_link(self):
        """URL to the document page on Scopus."""
        return get_link(self._json, 1)

def coauthor_link(self):
        """URL to Scopus API search page for coauthors."""
        return get_link(self._json, 3)

def self_link(self):
        """Link to the author's API page."""
        return get_link(self._json, 0)

def self_link(self):
        """URL to Scopus API page of this document."""
        return get_link(self._json, 0)

def self_link(self):
        """URL to the source's API page."""
        return get_link(self._json, 0, ["link"])

def citedby_link(self):
        """URL to Scopus page listing citing documents."""
        return get_link(self._json, 2)

def scopus_author_link(self):
        """Link to the Scopus web view of the author."""
        return get_link(self._json, 1)