In the Attachments sidebar on the right, offer the same or similar functionality as (2) in the References sectionĭirectly open a file linked to the cited reference using an API provided by the reference manager. It sounds like JabRef is willing to work on it.BBT for Zotero has an API in place that would allow for this using the citation key.The UI for this could be implemented by a context menu item and/or, a keyboard shortcut.Open the reference from a selected citation in the linked reference manager to view or edit the reference details. So we would only have the citation key in Zotero. The name of the bib/json file does not (have to) correspond to the library or collection in Zotero. This is not the case in Zotero, where BBT allows you to export multiple bib/json files from a library or collection, with the option to keep those files updated.If I understand JabRef correctly, the bib file IS the library, so we would know the name of the library in addition to the citation key in JabRef.The easiest way to start with this would be to keep getting references from exported bib/json files as Zettlr is already doing and just use the API for getting information from the citation key. Here are some things I can think of: From Zettlr to the reference managerĬhoose an optional reference manager (Zotero or JabRef?) to be able to interact with its API. The use case for this is mostly just easy access to referenced information, since the needed info is basically there in the citation. CSL JSON files do not include this information, but Better BibTex for Zotero has an easy way to include it when exporting CSL JSON files (see the discussing referenced above). *.bib files often include the path to locally stored PDFs or files in the file attribute for an entry.
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Zotero has some logic for doing this (referenced above) with several popular PDF programs on Mac, Windows, and Linux. This is doable, but requires more logic than simply doing 1, because PDF programs differ in how the page argument is passed when executing the command or opening the url scheme.
It would be even better if citations in notes opened PDFs directly to the referenced page in the PDF. The list of resources cited in the right side bar could also link to local PDFs/files or web resources in the same way. bib file had a link to a resource on the web. Even just a link in the context menu would be really helpful. bib* file, clicking on it (possibly with a modifier key) would open the PDF/file in the system viewer. Mostly I was thinking that if a citation had a link to a local PDF or file in the. I was't thinking as much about searching for other notes that have the same citation, though that would also be incredibly useful. Zotero has some logic to determine what the PDF viewer is and then pass the appropriate option for the page number. Something that would make even nicer, but more complicated, would be to open a PDF files to the page number referenced in the citation, but this would be complicated. The links are not included in CSL JSON format, but Better BibTex can be configured to include them in those files: retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex#518 (comment) bib files exported by Better BibTex for Zotero. The links to local files should already be included in.
Some bibliographies also reference links to resources on the internet, which would need to be handled differently. If it were a local file, it could open in the system viewer or a user-specified viewer. It would be great to be able to open a file linked to a citation/reference (if there is one) when ctrl/cmd clicking on the citation in the editor or clicking on the reference in the attachment side bar.
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