CrossRef / pdfextract

MOVED TO https://gitlab.com/crossref/pdfextract
https://gitlab.com/crossref/pdfextract
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Wrong version on the Ruby repository #14

Open Xealog opened 10 years ago

Xealog commented 10 years ago

First I have to say that this tool is absolutely awesome to extract bib data. So much time saved with just one command line, many many thanks!

However I had to build the gem myself to have the 0.1.1 version. The one in the repository seems to be outdated, without extract-bib etc... even though the version of the package indicate 0.1.1 Just wanted to point that out.

Thanks again.

rschwiebert commented 9 years ago

@Xealog Can you include instructions on how to build the gem? I'm a newcomer to ruby and I'm not sure what it entails. Thanks

Phyks commented 8 years ago

Any news on this? Same here, am a newcomer to Ruby it would be really helpful that such features were in the Gem itself, plus allowing to easily replicate setups between different machines. Plus the doc is inconsistent, telling that installation should be done with gem install pdf-extract but then presenting features that are not included in this build… =(

AnikoG commented 8 years ago

Take it easy, just build it for yourself : ) git clone https://github.com/CrossRef/pdfextract cd pdfextract gem build pdf-extract.gemspec gem install pdf-extract-0.1.1.gem

And you may check #20

Phyks commented 8 years ago

@AnikoG Sure, but I want to plug it to another library I am writing, written in Python. As most of my users will be Pythonistas, and not people from the Ruby side, it would be really nice if installing it could be as easy as gem install pdf-extract, without issues such as this one or #20 =(