Alfred Workflow for selecting citations in Pandoc Syntax from a BibTeX File.

Overview

Supercharged Citation Picker

A citation picker for academics that write in markdown. Using Alfred, this citation picker inserts Pandoc citations from a BibTeX File.

Feature Overview

  • Inserts Pandoc Citation Syntax ([@citekey]). Works with page numbers & multiple citations.
  • works system-wide, in case you also work in another Markdown app.
  • smart search: search for citekeys, authors, title, publication, keywords (tags), include/exclude authors in et al, tab-completion, fuzzy-matching, sorting recently used entries to the top, …
  • feature-rich: paste single-entry bibliographies, open URLs, open or create literature notes, search for .csl files online, backup the library, …
  • minimalistic reference manager: add or remove entries without from the BibTeX library, automatically file PDF, …
  • Obsidian integration: When located in an Obsidian vault, literature notes will automatically be opened/created in Obsidian. (Otherwise, they will be opened in the default app for markdown files.)
  • very performant: considerably quicker than other citation pickers (~200ms to fully reload a library with ~4000 entries on my machine)
  • easy installation: no dependencies, no required plugins, no setup (other than entering the path to your .bib file).

promo screenshot

Table of Contents

Setup

  1. Download the latest release.
  2. In the workflow settings, set bibtex_library_path to the absolute path of your BibTeX library file (Workflow settings tutorial: How to set environment variables in Alfred).
  3. Set a hotkey for the citation picker by double-clicking the respective field in the workflow window.

Basic Usage

Press the hotkey in any text field to launch the citation picker.

Search

  • Search for the title, author/editor (last name), year, or, collection/journal-title.
  • Prepend @ to a word to search for a citekey, e.g. @Grieser2020.
  • Prepend # to search for keywords (tags), e.g. #sociology.
  • Smart Queries: You can search for any combination of the above. For example, the query 2020 #cognition Grieser will for entries published in 2020, with the tag "cognition", and with "Grieser" as author/editor.
  • Quick Queries: The search is fuzzy and case-insensitive. For year dates, it also matches the last two digits. For example, you can search for fouc 77 to find Foucault 1977. In addition, recently selected entries are placed further at the top of the search results.
  • The workflow setting match_authors_in_etal determines whether authors (or editors) in the et al. are still matched when searching for them (default: true).
  • Tab-Completion: Pressing tab autocompletes the first author/editor name.

Citation Actions

  • : Paste the citekey of the selected citation.
  • ⌥ + ↵: Add another citation.
  • ⌘ + ↵: Add page numbers before pasting the selected citekey. Confirm the page number with ⌥ + ↵ or ⌘ + ↵ to add another citation afterwards.

Icon Meanings

Icon Entry has...
🌐 URL or DOI
📄 Abstract
🏷 n n Keywords
📓 Literature Note
📕 PDF

URL Actions

  • ⌃ + ↵: Open the URL in the browser.
  • ⌘ + C: Copy the URL to the clipboard.

Advanced Usage

Bibliography Actions

  • ⇧ + ↵: Reveal the entry in BibDesk, VSCode, or Sublime, depending on the setting open_entries_in.
  • ⌘⌥ + ↵: Paste the full bibliographic entry in the APA 6th Style (requires Pandoc).
  • ⌘ + L: Preview the (unabridged) title, abstract, and list of keywords in Large Type.
  • ⌘fn + ↵: Delete the entry from the BibTeX library.
    • ⚠️ This feature is untested with BiBTeX files created with apps other than BibDesk and Bookends (or formatted with bibtex-tidy) Create an issue for problems with other apps.
  • Add entries to the BibTex library: use the Alfred Keyword +, followed by a DOI or ISBN
    • the respective entry will be added to your library, with a properly formatted citekey (avoiding duplicates with existing library, etc.)
    • Leave the input after the + empty to create a new, empty BibTeX entry.
    • Opens the entry afterwards in the app specified in open_entries_in.
  • Note that adding & removing entries does not work with the BetterBibTeX Zotero Plugin since the plugin only does a one-way-sync (Zotero ➞ BibTeX file), meaning any changes to the .bib file will be overridden.

Literature Note Actions

  • Looks in the folder specified in the workflow settings literature_note_folder for files that are exactly named like the citekey (without @, but with .md extension). Entries that have a literature note like this will be indicated by a 📓.
  • Add * to any search query to filter only for entries with literature notes, e.g. * grieser will search for entries from "Grieser" with literature notes. Can be combined with other queries (see: smart queries).
  • ⌘⇧ + ↵: Open the literature note.
    • If the file is in an Obsidian Vault, opens the file in Obsidian.
    • If there is no literature note, a new one will be created.
  • ⌘ + Y: Preview the literature note with QuickLook (requires QLmarkdown or Peek1).

PDF: Auto-file & auto-rename

  • fn + ↵: Auto-file and auto-rename the currently selected PDF in Finder in a the folder specified in pdf_folder.
  • Inside pdf_folder, uses the template path used is: {first_letter_of_citekey}/{citekey-author-part}/{citekey}_{shortened_title}.pdf
  • If there is a PDF already present at that location, it will be indicated by a 📕.
  • Add pdf to any search query to filter only for entries with PDFs that have been added by the auto-file feature.. , e.g. pdf grieser will search for entries from the author "Grieser" with PDFs. Can be combined with other queries (see: smart queries).

Auxiliary Features

Triggered via the Alfred Keyword scp (for Supercharged Citation Picker).

  • CSL Search: Search for a citation style, which will be downloaded to the location csl_folder specified in your workflow settings (default: ~/.pandoc/csl/).
  • Bibliography Stats: Brief statistical summary of the library. (Currently only total number of citations.)
  • Cheatsheet: Pandoc Citation Syntax: Open a cheat sheet for the Pandoc citation syntax.
  • Cheatsheet: Citation Picker Actions: Open a cheat sheet of the available actions of the Supercharged Citation Picker.
  • Force Buffer Reload: Force a reload of the citation picker for debugging purposes.
  • Run BibTeX-Tidy: Runs bibtex-tidy with the options set in bibtex_tidy_options in the terminal.2
  • Autocompletion List: Create an autocompletion list formatted for use with the Various Complements Plugin in Obsidian.3
  • Library Backup4: Create a Backup of your library in the location backup_destination, restricting the maximum number of backups to max_number_of_bkps (deleting the oldest backup). You can also use the following AppleScript to to trigger the backups, e.g. for a cron job:
tell application id "com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred" to run trigger "BibTeX Library Backup" in workflow "de.chris-grieser.alfred-bibtex-citation-picker"

About the Developer

In my day job, I am a sociologist studying the social mechanisms underlying the digital economy. For my PhD project, I investigate the governance of the app economy and how software ecosystems manage the tension between innovation and compatibility. If you are interested in this subject, feel free to get in touch!

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Footnotes

  1. QLmarkdown and Peek both enable previewing of Markdown documents. Peek works with a wide range of other file types than Markdown, but costs around 5€. QLMarkdown is free, but only works for Markdown and requires some minor small setup. To enable the proper display of YAML headers, you need to enable the respective setting in the Advanced Options of QLMarkdown or Peek.

  2. Uses the app set as default terminal in the Alfred preferences.

  3. Set the workflow setting autocomplete_list_location to the absolute path where the file should be created and use a .txt extension. In the Various Complements settings, use "Prefix" as Matching Strategy, the pipe character (|) as delimiter, enable Custom Dictionaries, add the previously created file to the custom dictionary list, and set Delimiter to divide suggestions for display from ones for insertion to >>>. Afterwards, reload custom dictionaries via the command palette. (If the Advanced URI Plugin is installed, the reloading of the custom dictionaries will be triggered automatically, if the file is already in the custom dictionary list.)

  4. As per MIT License, this app comes without any warranty in case of data loss. That being said, I never had any problems with the backups created.

Comments
  • Feature Request: Support customizing citation syntax

    Feature Request: Support customizing citation syntax

    Feature Requested

    Currently, the default citation syntax is [@citekey], for use with pandoc. In my workflow, there are also two other use cases.

    • In Obsidian notes, sometimes I would like to insert the citation key as tags, e.g. #citekey. This way, I can easily see where a paper is referenced from the tag pane and graph view.
    • When writing in LaTeX, I may use the citation key in the format \cite{citekey}.

    Therefore, it would be great if one can customize the citation syntax to use. For instance, one can set a default format and a few other formats. When inserting the citation key, the default format would be used, unless specified otherwise.

    Relevant Screenshot

    No response

    Checklist

    • [X] The feature would be useful to more users than just me.
    enhancement 
    opened by wenlzhang 18
  • Enable option to generate MMD citations

    Enable option to generate MMD citations

    Feature Requested

    Would it be possible to add an option to generate citations like [#Helms2008] instead [@Helms2008] and [25][#Helms2008] instead [@Helms2008, p. 25] - see https://fletcher.github.io/MultiMarkdown-6/syntax/citation.html ?

    Thanks!

    Relevant Screenshot

    No response

    Checklist

    • [X] The feature would be useful to more users than just me.
    enhancement 
    opened by karkraeg 16
  • [Bug]: Not showing my references

    [Bug]: Not showing my references

    Bug Description

    Even if I have put the path to my bib file, the workflow is not finding my references. I am faced with just empty Alfred.

    Relevant Screenshot

    No response

    To Reproduce

    No response

    Debugging Log

    [21:41:56.846] Logging Started...
    [21:42:02.339] Supercharged Citation Picker[Hotkey] Processing complete
    [21:42:02.356] Supercharged Citation Picker[Hotkey] Passing output '' to Script Filter
    [21:42:02.456] Supercharged Citation Picker[Script Filter] Queuing argument '(null)'
    [21:42:02.685] Supercharged Citation Picker[Script Filter] Script with argv '(null)' finished
    

    Sample BibTeX Entries

    @misc{Workneh2016b,
    	author = {Desalegn Workneh},
    	date-added = {2020-10-30 07:48:54 +0000},
    	date-modified = {2020-10-30 07:49:50 +0000},
    	keywords = {Amharic, gerund, verbal noun},
    	month = {December},
    	title = {Verbal Nouns in Amharic, Part III},
    	url = {https://ling.auf.net/lingbuzz/005531},
    	year = {2016}}
    
    @misc{Workneh2016a,
    	author = {Desalegn Workneh},
    	date-added = {2020-10-30 07:47:28 +0000},
    	date-modified = {2020-10-30 07:48:43 +0000},
    	keywords = {verbal noun, gerund, Amharic},
    	month = {November},
    	title = {Verbal Nouns in Amharic, part II},
    	url = {https://ling.auf.net/lingbuzz/005530},
    	year = {2016}}
    

    Buffer Files

    Archive.zip

    Workflow Configuration

    I don't make a change on the setting except assigning the path the bib file and a hot key in the workflow.

    image

    Checklist

    • [X] I have updated to the latest version of this workflow.
    • [X] I have tried manually reloading the buffer (Alfred keyword scp, select Force Buffer Reload).
    bug 
    opened by Dellu 11
  • Feature Request: Pick own bibliography style

    Feature Request: Pick own bibliography style

    Feature Requested

    I love this workflow - thanks so much for the amazing work! Being able to paste the full bibliographic entry into emails is a very practical feature, however doing so in APA 6th has a big disadvantage for someone working in German : Capitalization in titles is not working. Can this be changed in the script (or a different bibliography style be chosen), and if yes, how so? Since I don't understand the whole workflow I don't want to temper with it...

    Relevant Screenshot

    No response

    Checklist

    • [X] The feature would be useful to more users than just me.
    enhancement 
    opened by laleleoni 7
  • Entries from shared libraries

    Entries from shared libraries

    Bug Description

    Is it on purpose that entries from shared libraries in Zotero are shown in the picker? This leads to the issue that entries that are both in my and in the shared library are opened (with open in Zotero command) in the shared library.

    Relevant Screenshot

    No response

    To Reproduce

    No response

    Debugging Log

    added the logs in buffer files area as one cannot upload files here
    

    Sample BibTeX Entries

    @article{aagaardIntroducingPostphenomenologicalResearch2017,
      title = {Introducing Postphenomenological Research: A Brief and Selective Sketch of Phenomenological Research Methods},
      shorttitle = {Introducing Postphenomenological Research},
      author = {Aagaard, Jesper},
      year = {2017},
      month = jul,
      journal = {International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education},
      volume = {30},
      number = {6},
      pages = {519--533},
      issn = {0951-8398, 1366-5898},
      doi = {10.1080/09518398.2016.1263884},
      abstract = {In time, phenomenology has become a viable approach to conducting qualitative studies in education. Popular and well-established methods include descriptive and hermeneutic phenomenology. Based on critiques of the essentialism and receptivity of these two methods, however, this article offers a third variation of empirical phenomenology: Postphenomenology. The article introduces postphenomenology, a philosophy of technology that highlights the importance of technological mediation of experience: Technologies transform our perceptions (amplify/reduce) and translate our actions (invite/inhibit). Based on this framework, two approaches to empirical fieldwork are suggested: In-depth exploration of the typical use of a given technology and critical comparison of multiple versions of a technology. It is argued that using postphenomenology as a research method helps researchers explore technological mediation, a vital and oftneglected aspect of educational practice, but the method simultaneously entails epistemological commitments such as multistability, reflexivity, and posthumanism. The article concludes by discussing future challenges for the postphenomenological method.},
      langid = {english},
      keywords = {Postphänomenologie,Technikphilosophie},
      annotation = {37 citations (Semantic Scholar/DOI) [2022-08-18] 23 citations (Crossref) [2022-08-18]},
      file = {/Users/tim/Documents/Wissensmanagement/Zotero Library/aagaardIntroducingPostphenomenologicalResearch2017.pdf}
    }
    
    @incollection{abneyRoboticsEthicalTheory2012,
      title = {Robotics, {{Ethical Theory}}, and {{Metaethics}}: {{A Guide}} for the {{Perplexed}}},
      booktitle = {Robot Ethics the Ethical and Social Implications of Robotics},
      author = {Abney, Keith},
      editor = {Lin, Patrick and Abney, Keith and Bekey, George A.},
      year = {2012},
      pages = {18},
      publisher = {{MIT Press}},
      address = {{Cambridge, Mass.}},
      langid = {english},
      keywords = {Ethik,Metaethik,Robotik,Technikethik,Technikphilosophie}
    }
    
    @book{ach.etalGrundkursEthikBand2016,
      title = {{Grundkurs Ethik. Band 1: Grundlagen}},
      shorttitle = {{Grundkurs Ethik. Band 1}},
      editor = {Ach, Johann S. and Bayertz, Kurt and Quante, Michael and Siep, Ludwig},
      year = {2016},
      series = {{Grundkurs Ethik}},
      edition = {4., vollst\"andig \"uberarbeitete und erweiterte Auflage},
      volume = {Band 1: Grundlagen},
      publisher = {{mentis Verlag}},
      address = {{M\"unster}},
      isbn = {978-3-95743-068-7},
      langid = {german},
      keywords = {Ethik,Moral}
    }
    
    @incollection{ach.pollmannMoralischProblematischWas2017,
      title = {Moralisch Problematisch \textendash{} {{Was}} Aus Einem {{Problem}} Ein Moralisches {{Problem}} Macht},
      booktitle = {Natur Und {{Erfahrung}}},
      author = {Ach, Johann S. and Pollmann, Arnd},
      editor = {Lauk{\"o}tter, Sebastian and Hoesch, Matthias},
      year = {2017},
      month = jan,
      pages = {39--60},
      publisher = {{mentis Verlag}},
      address = {{M\"unster}},
      isbn = {978-3-95743-817-1 978-3-95743-085-4},
      keywords = {Ethik,Moral,Moralische Probleme,Philosophie},
      file = {/Users/tim/Documents/Wissensmanagement/Zotero Library/ach.pollmannMoralischProblematischWas2017.pdf}
    }
    

    Buffer Files

    buffer.txt log.txt

    Workflow Configuration

    image

    Checklist

    • [X] I have updated to the latest version of this workflow.
    • [X] I have tried manually reloading the buffer (Alfred keyword scp, select Force Buffer Reload).
    bug 
    opened by tim-hilde 6
  • Feature Request: Open entry in Zotero option

    Feature Request: Open entry in Zotero option

    Feature Requested

    Is it possible to set open_entries_in to Zotero? I've tried doing it myself but as an ignoramus I've been unsuccessful!

    Relevant Screenshot

    No response

    Checklist

    • [X] The feature would be useful to more users than just me.
    enhancement 
    opened by kenanmike 3
  • Update the workflow profile and add eta to scp list filter

    Update the workflow profile and add eta to scp list filter

    Sorry to bother you again.

    I updated the workflow file since the previous commit used the old one, but I do not know whether the workflow file matches the source code.

    I also find an issue. I am not sure if it is a bug or not.

    There is no notification for including the BibTeX path on the welcome page. Could you check it since it is more than I can handle?Xnip2022-07-16_00-13-10 Many thanks, Jiaxin

    .

    opened by jxpeng98 2
  • Workflow is empty / failing to find entries

    Workflow is empty / failing to find entries

    Bug Description

    When I invoke the workflow, it no longer pulls up any entries from my .bib file. It was working perfectly until yesterday, and to the best of my knowledge I haven't changed any settings in Alfred, Zotero, or Better Bibtex.

    Trying Force Buffer Reload also fails (as seen in log below).

    Relevant Screenshot

    No response

    To Reproduce

    No response

    Debugging Log

    [12:02:16.373] Logging Started...
    [12:02:17.789] Supercharged Citation Picker[Hotkey] Processing complete
    [12:02:17.795] Supercharged Citation Picker[Hotkey] Passing output '' to Script Filter
    [12:02:17.804] Supercharged Citation Picker[Script Filter] Queuing argument '(null)'
    [12:02:17.818] Supercharged Citation Picker[Script Filter] Script with argv '(null)' finished
    
    Additional log when I try to Force Buffer Reload:
    
    [12:03:20.445] Supercharged Citation Picker[List Filter] Processing complete
    [12:03:20.447] Supercharged Citation Picker[List Filter] Passing output 'buffer_reload' to Conditional
    [12:03:20.449] Supercharged Citation Picker[Conditional] Processing complete
    [12:03:20.450] Supercharged Citation Picker[Conditional] Passing output 'buffer_reload' to Arg and Vars
    [12:03:20.450] Supercharged Citation Picker[Arg and Vars] Processing complete
    [12:03:20.451] Supercharged Citation Picker[Arg and Vars] Passing output '' to Call External Trigger
    [12:03:20.451] Supercharged Citation Picker[External] Processing complete
    [12:03:20.452] Supercharged Citation Picker[External] Passing output '' to Script Filter
    [12:03:20.459] Supercharged Citation Picker[Script Filter] Queuing argument '(null)'
    [12:03:20.636] Supercharged Citation Picker[Script Filter] Script with argv '(null)' finished
    [12:03:20.639] STDERR: Supercharged Citation Picker[Script Filter] 2022-06-03 12:03:20.631 osascript[4243:101082] *** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: '*** -[NSFileManager fileSystemRepresentationWithPath:]: nil or empty path argument'
    *** First throw call stack:
    (
    	0   CoreFoundation                      0x0000000193cdd198 __exceptionPreprocess + 240
    	1   libobjc.A.dylib                     0x0000000193a27e04 objc_exception_throw + 60
    	2   Foundation                          0x0000000194ae8544 -[NSFileManager fileSystemRepresentationWithPath:] + 620
    	3   JavaScriptAppleEvents               0x0000000202169924 __JSAEPathConstructor_block_invoke + 240
    	4   CoreFoundation                      0x0000000193c3ddb4 __invoking___ + 148
    	5   CoreFoundation                      0x0000000193c3dc2c -[NSInvocation invoke] + 468
    	6   JavaScriptCore                      0x00000001ac5f3938 _ZN3JSC24ObjCCallbackFunctionImpl4callEP9JSContextP13OpaqueJSValuemPKPKS3_PS6_ + 464
    	7   JavaScriptCore                      0x00000001ac5f3334 _ZN3JSCL34objCCallbackFunctionCallAsFunctionEPK15OpaqueJSContextP13OpaqueJSValueS4_mPKPKS3_PS6_ + 256
    	8   JavaScriptCore                      0x00000001ac5f14bc _ZN3JSCL24callObjCCallbackFunctionEPNS_14JSGlobalObjectEPNS_9CallFrameE + 384
    	9   JavaScriptCore                      0x00000001ac5869f8 llint_function_for_construct_arity_checkTagGateAfter + 160500
    	10  JavaScriptCore                      0x00000001ac583298 llint_function_for_construct_arity_checkTagGateAfter + 146324
    	11  JavaScriptCore                      0x00000001ac5591d0 vmEntryToJavaScriptGateAfter + 0
    	12  JavaScriptCore                      0x00000001accc0008 _ZN3JSC11Interpreter14executeProgramERKNS_10SourceCodeEPNS_14JSGlobalObjectEPNS_8JSObjectE + 1188
    	13  JavaScriptCore                      0x00000001acf36814 _ZN3JSC8evaluateEPNS_14JSGlobalObjectERKNS_10SourceCodeENS_7JSValueERN3WTF8NakedPtrINS_9ExceptionEEE + 236
    	14  JavaScriptCore                      0x00000001ac0a26e4 JSEvaluateScript + 584
    	15  JavaScriptCore                      0x00000001ac5b2704 -[JSContext evaluateScript:withSourceURL:] + 248
    	16  JavaScriptOSA                       0x00000002021c3fd8 -[JSStorage(JSProcedures) evaluateScript:inContextID:] + 548
    	17  JavaScriptOSA                       0x00000002021c798c -[JSStorage(JSProcedures) handleEvent:inContext:modeFlags:resultingResultID:] + 572
    	18  CoreFoundation                      0x0000000193c3ddb4 __invoking___ + 148
    	19  CoreFoundation                      0x0000000193c3dc2c -[NSInvocation invoke] + 468
    	20  JavaScript                          0x000000010432b78c JavaScriptComponent + 1208
    	21  OpenScripting                       0x00000001ac067a84 OSAExecuteEvent + 76
    	22  osascript                           0x0000000102255618 osascript + 22040
    	23  dyld                                0x00000001022b108c start + 520
    )
    libc++abi: terminating with uncaught exception of type NSException
    

    Sample BibTeX Entries

    @book{AhmedQueerPhenomenology2006,
      title = {Queer {{Phenomenology}}: {{Orientations}}, {{Objects}}, {{Others}}},
      shorttitle = {Queer {{Phenomenology}}},
      author = {Ahmed, Sara},
      year = {2006},
      publisher = {{Duke University Press}},
      address = {{Durham, NC}},
      file = {/Users/jonathanmitchell/Library/CloudStorage/Dropbox/Academia/PDFs/AhmedQueerPhenomenology2006.pdf}
    }
    
    @article{Al-SajiMemoryAnother2004,
      title = {The Memory of Another Past: {{Bergson}}, {{Deleuze}} and a New Theory of Time},
      shorttitle = {The Memory of Another Past},
      author = {{Al-Saji}, Alia},
      year = {2004},
      journal = {Continental Philosophy Review},
      volume = {37},
      number = {2},
      pages = {203--239},
      file = {/Users/jonathanmitchell/Library/CloudStorage/Dropbox/Academia/PDFs/Al-SajiMemoryAnother2004.pdf}
    }
    
    @article{Al-SajiMerleauPontyBergson2001,
      title = {Merleau-{{Ponty}} and {{Bergson}}: {{Bodies}} of {{Expression}} and {{Temporalities}} in the {{Flesh}}},
      shorttitle = {Merleau-{{Ponty}} and {{Bergson}}},
      author = {{Al-Saji}, Alia},
      year = {2001},
      journal = {Philosophy Today},
      volume = {45},
      pages = {110--123},
      file = {/Users/jonathanmitchell/Library/CloudStorage/Dropbox/Academia/PDFs/Al-SajiMerleauPontyBergson2001.pdf}
    }
    

    Buffer Files

    I get a 'We don't support that file type' message when I try to upload these.

    When I open them in a text editor, buffer.json is empty, and last_version contains the text '9.5.3'.

    Workflow Configuration

    Screenshot 2022-06-03 at 12 07 16

    Checklist

    • [X] I have updated to the latest version of this workflow.
    • [X] I have tried manually reloading the buffer (Alfred keyword scp, select Force Buffer Reload).
    bug 
    opened by uncouthregions 2
  • [Bug]: Can not list the result if the input has `-`

    [Bug]: Can not list the result if the input has `-`

    Bug Description

    Hello, I found that no result return if my input has symbol (e.g. -), even though the bibtex entry exists. See the screenshot (I change ct to zt for this workflow).

    Is it possible to fix it? Thank you.

    Best regards,

    Viming

    Relevant Screenshot

    image

    To Reproduce

    No response

    Debugging Log

    No response
    

    Sample BibTeX Entries

    @incollection{Okamoto_1998_new,
      title = {A new public-key cryptosystem as secure as factoring},
      booktitle = {Advances in Cryptology \textemdash{} EUROCRYPT'98},
      author = {Okamoto, Tatsuaki and Uchiyama, Shigenori},
      year = {1998},
      volume = {1403},
      pages = {308--318},
      doi = {10.1007/BFb0054135},
      language = {en}
    }
    

    Buffer Files

    No response

    Workflow Configuration

    No response

    Checklist

    • [X] I have updated to the latest version of this workflow.
    • [X] I have tried manually reloading the buffer (Alfred keyword scp, select Force Buffer Reload).
    bug 
    opened by WeiViming 1
  • Quotation marks in bibtex field

    Quotation marks in bibtex field

    Hi Chris,

    Thanks for the fantastic tool! I enjoy it a lot.

    I am using it to supplement paperpile, which auto-exports a bibtex file. However, instead of using brackets to define fields:

    title = {how to use bibtex citation picker}

    it uses quotation marks:

    title = "how to use bibtex citation picker"

    This I believe confuses the citation picker and so the url cannot be opened and bibligraphy cannot be copied from citation picker.

    I wonder if you can take a look and see if there is a way to solve the issue?

    Thanks,

    Bin

    CleanShot_2022-07-27_at_14 57 43

    opened by chenbinzero 1
  • Feature Request: Quick cite workflow

    Feature Request: Quick cite workflow

    Feature Requested

    This is a great plugin for Alfred, thank you for your awesome work. 😇

    I think it would be really helpful if we can make search-add-cite workflow more fluently: invoke Alfred, search some content in search bar on arXiv or Google scholar (this is for computer science, or user can custom sources), pick the article you want, and hit a enter key, boom, the bibtex of that article add to .bib file automatically (arXiv and Google scholar has open relative APIs), and you can then easily cite it with + in Alfred.

    What I want to say is the data collect function of this plugin is a little weak, and it is very important for me to add bibtex and cite it to rush a paper, this process is time-consuming and painful for now, so I really want this plugin can solve it. 😊

    Relevant Screenshot

    No response

    Checklist

    • [X] The feature would be useful to more users than just me.
    enhancement 
    opened by realCrush 1
  • Feature Request: Pandoc in-text citation

    Feature Request: Pandoc in-text citation

    Feature Requested

    First, thanks for the great workflow. Second, those who use author-date citation style often use Pandoc's in-text citation format. This includes the citekey, but drops the square brackets surrounding it. So, where a "standard" citation has the form [@blah, p. 12], an in-text citation is just @blah [p. 12]. It would be nice to have this option.

    I've modified the alfred workflow to do this for myself, but I just thought I'd mention the idea. If you are interested in my own hack, I'd be glad to share it. But I imagine you have a more elgant way of achieving this.

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    • [X] The feature would be useful to more users than just me.
    enhancement 
    opened by ZBiener 1
  • Feature Request: Allow search by author's first name / full name

    Feature Request: Allow search by author's first name / full name

    Feature Requested

    Can you configure search to include first name? So if I know the author I'm thinking of has a first name of Stephen but I don't remember their book or surname, I can search Stephen and it will show up.

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    enhancement 
    opened by kenanmike 0
  • [Bug]: Correctly named PDFs (citekey) don't open but instead show up in Finder

    [Bug]: Correctly named PDFs (citekey) don't open but instead show up in Finder

    Bug Description

    Correctly named PDFs (citekey) don't open when selected holding down the relevant key but instead show up in Finder. I think it's because the workflow is not trying to open the citekey filename but is appending a __BOOK TITLE to the search as in the logs below: should be gurtner2020ClarkEncyclopediaSecond but instead produces gurtner2020ClarkEncyclopediaSecond_T & T Clark Encyclopedia of Second Temple Judaism

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    [17:40:52.182] Supercharged Citation Picker[Hotkey] Processing complete
    [17:40:52.186] Supercharged Citation Picker[Hotkey] Passing output '' to Script Filter
    [17:40:52.204] Supercharged Citation Picker[Script Filter] Queuing argument '(null)'
    [17:40:52.359] Supercharged Citation Picker[Script Filter] Script with argv '(null)' finished
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In March 2009, TIME magazine listed 'the new Calvinism' as being among the 'ten ideas shaping the world.' In response to this revitalisation of reformation thought, R. Scott Clark and D. G. Hart have proposed a definition of 'Reformed' that excludes many of the theologians who have done most to promote this driver of global religious change. In this book, the Clark-Hart proposal becomes the focus of a debate. 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Part one focuses on some of the epistemic concepts that have been traditionally employed in theology such as knowledge of God, revelation and scripture, reason and faith, experience, and tradition. This section also considers concepts that have not received sufficient epistemological attention in theology, such as saints, authority, ecclesial practices, spiritual formation, and discernment. Part two concentrates on epistemic concepts that have received significant attention in contemporary epistemology and can be related to theology such as understanding, wisdom, testimony, virtue, evidence, foundationalism, realism/antirealism, skepticism, and disagreement. Part three offers examples from key figures in the Christian tradition and investigates the relevant epistemological issues and insights in these writers, as well as recognizing the challenges of connecting insights from contemporary epistemology with the subject of theology proper, namely, God. 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      editor = {Gurtner, Daniel M. and Stuckenbruck, Loren T.},
      year = {2020},
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      abstract = {The T \& T Clark Encyclopedia of Second Temple Judaism provides a comprehensive reference resource of over 600 scholarly articles aimed at those studying Judaism in the Second Temple Period, and the numerous texts and artefacts related to it. The work is split into four parts across two volumes. Part One locates the discipline in relation to other relevant fields (for example the Hebrew Bible, Rabbinics, Christian Origins) and provides an orientation to the discipline's distinctive nomenclatures and debates. The history of research in the area is also presented in full. Part Two presents an overview of respective contexts of the discipline set within the broad framework of historical chronology. Social/cultural, literary, linguistic, geographical, political, and religious contexts are all explained, from the time period of the conquests of Alexander the Great (332 B.C.E.) through to the reign of Hadrian (135 C.E.). Part Three focuses specifically on the literature of the Second Temple period, summarizing the content of key texts, and examining their similarities and differences with other texts of the period. This section includes surveys of scholarship on date, provenance, location, language(s), and interpretative issues. The reception history of texts is considered. Part Four addresses topics, specifically those relevant to Second Temple literature such as places, practices, historical figures and artefacts. The volumes include 14 specially created color maps and over 60 charts and illustrations},
      isbn = {978-0-567-65811-1 978-0-567-66094-7 978-0-567-66144-9},
      lccn = {BM176 .T324 2020},
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      author = {Gutting, Gary},
      year = {2009},
      publisher = {{Cambridge University Press}},
      address = {{Cambridge}},
      langid = {english},
      file = {/Users/michaelbaldwin/OneDrive/Zotero/gutting2009WhatPhilosophersKnow.pdf}
    }
    
    
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      title = {Ottoman {{Historiography}} and the {{End}} of the {{Genocide Taboo}}: {{Writing}} the {{Armenian Genocide}} into {{Late Ottoman History}}},
      shorttitle = {Ottoman {{Historiography}} and the {{End}} of the {{Genocide Taboo}}},
      author = {{Gutman}},
      year = {2015},
      journal = {Journal of the Ottoman and Turkish Studies Association},
      volume = {2},
      number = {1},
      pages = {167},
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      doi = {10.2979/jottturstuass.2.1.167},
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      file = {/Users/michaelbaldwin/OneDrive/Zotero/gutman2015OttomanHistoriographyEnd.pdf}
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    last_version.txt CHANGED THE JSON FILE TO TXT BECAUSE THIS GITHUB BOX WON"T LET ME ATTACH IT OTHERWISE change buffer json.txt

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    bug 
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  • Feature Request: Search Retractions API for a Selected Reference

    Feature Request: Search Retractions API for a Selected Reference

    Feature Requested

    Endnote just added support for retractions info for cited papers, active at the time you cite in Word. It appears as though this may be a useful feature for your citation picker too. There is at least one open API that uses Pubmed+Crossref combined data: http://openretractions.com — and the other main database appears free for non-commercial use though I didn't find a clear API for it: http://retractiondatabase.org/RetractionSearch.aspx | https://retractionwatch.com

    As far as UI, this could be an option for a selected ref, or something that gets done automatically when you paste a citation. Retractions and an awareness of them are increasingly critical for many scientific fields... Pubpeer comments are another potentially interesting avenue for integration, currently available in Zotero with an API possibly avialable...


    Notes:

    • Endnote info: https://support.clarivate.com/Endnote/s/article/EndNote-20-Retraction-Alerts?language=en_US
    • An interesting summary (as of 2020) by a librarian: https://medium.com/a-academic-librarians-thoughts-on-open-access/understanding-the-current-state-of-retractions-what-you-can-do-about-it-as-an-author-to-avoid-eb63a6632f1e

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    enhancement good first issue 
    opened by iandol 1
  • Feature Request: Add entries mirrored to a second BibTeX file

    Feature Request: Add entries mirrored to a second BibTeX file

    Feature Requested

    For those of us using Bookends or Zotero, because both of these reference managers offer a one-way-sync only, edits made to the BibTeX file will be lost. While I personally use my own Bookends tools to quick-add refs directly to Bookends, I can see that being able to "Add entries" even if bookends wasn't running may be useful. I'm sure I'm not the only one.

    If there was an option to specify an optional "mirror" BibTeX file, then any refs added to the main database would be mirrored to another BibTeX file and these could be imported by Bookends or Zotero manually.

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    • [X] The feature would be useful to more users than just me.
    enhancement 
    opened by iandol 0
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