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figure out references/citations #9

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crmackay opened this issue Jul 1, 2016 · 1 comment
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figure out references/citations #9

crmackay opened this issue Jul 1, 2016 · 1 comment

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crmackay commented Jul 1, 2016

  • bibtex? biblatex? biber? pandoc+CSL?
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crmackay commented Feb 3, 2017

so I'm going to go with pandoc+CSL, since this looks nice and is very flexible. It requires the bibliography must be in a format pandoc accepts:

file type extension
BibLaTeX .bib
BibTeX .bibtex
Copac .copac
CSL JSON .json
CSL YAML .yaml
EndNote .enl
EndNote XML .xml
ISI .wos
MEDLINE .medline
MODS .mods
RIS .ris

I use the Papers app, which makes it really easy to export a .bib file of my whole reference library every once and a while.

Here what the final product looks like, with working links to the Pubmed repositroy (if available), and a link to article on the publishers site via doi.org.

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still todo:

  • the current format will need to be tweaked, since over 100 references and the numbers will collide with the references themselves

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