BibTeX-js can parse a BibTeX-file and render it as part of an HTML file. This way, you can easily add a list of publications to your private homepage or display a list of recommended publications for a seminar. The way the entries are display can be customized using a simple template system and CSS.
I am using bibtex js on my personal website and I noticed that it stopped working.
I don't remember of any change that I made to that page in the last few months at least and when I tried to look into the chrome console I don't find anything relevant. I don't also know when it stopped working, as I don't visit very often that page (maybe last time was five months ago (Dec 21 2019) when I updated from rawgit to jsdelivr, but not sure).
I am aware that this is a suboptimal bug report, so I would be pleased to add more if needed, but I don't know what other information might be useful.
The webpage is at: https://alexpacini.gitlab.io/pubs.html
and you can look at the source code if you wish.
The script loads the master version using jsdelivr so maybe I missed to change a deprecated feature.
Thanks!
EDIT:
By checking the commits on master I figured out that the @ has been removed before of the filters.
But now the authors are missing, I will try to see if I can also figure out that change.
EDIT 2:
I found that the author list needs to be modified to:
I am using bibtex js on my personal website and I noticed that it stopped working. I don't remember of any change that I made to that page in the last few months at least and when I tried to look into the chrome console I don't find anything relevant. I don't also know when it stopped working, as I don't visit very often that page (maybe last time was five months ago (Dec 21 2019) when I updated from rawgit to jsdelivr, but not sure). I am aware that this is a suboptimal bug report, so I would be pleased to add more if needed, but I don't know what other information might be useful.
The webpage is at: https://alexpacini.gitlab.io/pubs.html and you can look at the source code if you wish. The script loads the master version using jsdelivr so maybe I missed to change a deprecated feature.
Thanks!
EDIT:
By checking the commits on master I figured out that the @ has been removed before of the filters.
But now the authors are missing, I will try to see if I can also figure out that change.
EDIT 2: I found that the author list needs to be modified to:
I can close it, it might be a reference if someone has the same issue.