Closed ferrigno closed 3 years ago
Dear Carlo
That's great. Thank you for sharing your code!
cheers Edwin
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On Tue, Jul 14, 2020 at 1:02 PM Carlo Ferrigno notifications@github.com wrote:
Dear Developers,
I was struggling in the past to collect references and then had to redo the job again and again. Using ADS personal libraries is very convenient. However, for a large number of libraries exporting can become cumbersome. I have written a python script, using some of the code made available on these pages to dump personal libraries in a local bibtex file: it is at https://gitlab.astro.unige.ch/ferrigno/adslibraries and available in pip pip install adslibraries
Should you find it useful, you could put a link somewhere. I will likely develop some features if I need them in the future.
Best wishes, Carlo
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Dear Developers,
I was struggling in the past to collect references and then had to redo the job again and again. Using ADS personal libraries is very convenient. However, for a large number of libraries exporting can become cumbersome. I have written a python script, using some of the code made available on these pages to dump personal libraries in a local bibtex file: it is at https://gitlab.astro.unige.ch/ferrigno/adslibraries and available in pip pip install adslibraries
Should you find it useful, you could put a link somewhere. I will likely develop some features if I need them in the future.
Best wishes, Carlo