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Zotero is a good an popular bibliographic manager. Has online, desktop and browser plug-in parts. The plug-in detects metadata in a web page for one-click creation of a bibliographic record in the user's database.
I have tested it and it works quite well, but not perfectly for CLARIN DSpace. See the screenshot below.
Some attributes should be improved. It looks like the solution might be to write a custom Zotero translator (parser) for our metadata. It should be rather easy for anybody fluent in Javascript, and this integration can serve also as a basic way to export from CLARIN-DSpace into other citation formats (RIS, Endnote, BibLaTeX, etc.) or styles (APA, MLA, ...), because Zotero can do all of this.
the problems I see:
entry type is Journal Paper
URL saved is not the Handle, but the browser URL
Library Catalogue is not set to the proper repository name, etc.
language is set to the first one
if language of the bibliographic entry influences how it is presented, sorted, etc. in the list of bibliography in a paper, we should probably avoid setting it.
I think the solution should basically follow how it is done in the bibtex export.
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Compare also ACL Anthology, which seems to work very well with Zotero. In the HTML headers they have meta elements like this:
<metacontent="Quantified Reproducibility Assessment of NLP Results" name=citation_title><metacontent="Anja Belz" name=citation_author><metacontent="Maja Popović" name=citation_author><metacontent="Simon Mille" name=citation_author><metacontent="Proceedings of the 60th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics (Volume 1: Long Papers)" name=citation_conference_title><metacontent="2022/5" name=citation_publication_date><metacontent="https://aclanthology.org/2022.acl-long.2.pdf" name=citation_pdf_url><metacontent="16" name=citation_firstpage><metacontent="28" name=citation_lastpage><metacontent="10.18653/v1/2022.acl-long.2" name=citation_doi><metaproperty="og:title" content="Quantified Reproducibility Assessment of NLP Results"><metaproperty="og:image" content="https://aclanthology.org/thumb/2022.acl-long.2.jpg"><metaproperty="og:image:alt" content="First page of paper PDF."><metaproperty="og:type" content="article"><metaproperty="og:site_name" content="ACL Anthology"><metaproperty="og:url" content="https://aclanthology.org/2022.acl-long.2"><metaproperty="og:description" content="Anya Belz, Maja Popovic, Simon Mille. Proceedings of the 60th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics (Volume 1: Long Papers). 2022.">
possibly related to #567
Zotero is a good an popular bibliographic manager. Has online, desktop and browser plug-in parts. The plug-in detects metadata in a web page for one-click creation of a bibliographic record in the user's database.
I have tested it and it works quite well, but not perfectly for CLARIN DSpace. See the screenshot below.
Some attributes should be improved. It looks like the solution might be to write a custom Zotero translator (parser) for our metadata. It should be rather easy for anybody fluent in Javascript, and this integration can serve also as a basic way to export from CLARIN-DSpace into other citation formats (RIS, Endnote, BibLaTeX, etc.) or styles (APA, MLA, ...), because Zotero can do all of this.
the problems I see:
I think the solution should basically follow how it is done in the bibtex export.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: