Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
For each cited item, Cita stores whether that item exists in the Zotero library already. This information is stored in the zotero key of the cited item. In addition, Cita updates the "relations" of the citing item.
However, the way how this information is saved is not compatible with other tools:
The citation graph exporter of @retorquere's Better BibTex looks for lines of the form cites: citationkey in the citing item's extra field (see #63).
The Kerko web application component relies on notes with a list of cited Zotero URIs (@davidlesieur).
Describe the solution you'd like
It would be nice that, in addition to updating the citing item's "relations", Cita saved citation graph information in a format supported by these popular tools.
diegodlh
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2 years ago
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. For each cited item, Cita stores whether that item exists in the Zotero library already. This information is stored in the
zoterokey of the cited item. In addition, Cita updates the "relations" of the citing item.However, the way how this information is saved is not compatible with other tools:
Describe the solution you'd like It would be nice that, in addition to updating the citing item's "relations", Cita saved citation graph information in a format supported by these popular tools.