Feature Request: Pandoc in-text citation

[ZBiener]

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.

[ZBiener]

One clarification: the idea is not to switch the citation format entirely (as one would switch from pandoc to latex citations). Rather, it is to have an on-the-fly choice between in-text and paranthetical citations.

[chrisgrieser]

Good suggestion. Added in the latest release, triggered via ⌘⇧ + ↵. For the specifics, see the updated docs on citation actions.

(You will to update to the latest release by manually downloading it at GitHub, since I had to remove the auto-update mechanism for the upcoming Alfred Gallery. Auto-updating will be available again via Alfred in 1-2 days when the workflow is published in the Gallery.)

[ZBiener]

Super. Thanks.