It would be really cool to create a link to a LogSeq journal page from the .bib entry.
In LogSeq, the pages show up in the Jul 10th, 2022 format. Perhaps there could be some special syntax to convert a date from a .bib entry to a journal link?
AFAIK, there's two formats of dates in BetterBibLaTeX files. Taking this entry as a referece:
@article{WorldShiftsWhen__Yong__2019,
title = {The {{World Shifts When}} a {{Black Widow Squats}}},
author = {Yong, Ed},
date = {2019-01-09T14:42:45Z},
journaltitle = {The Atlantic},
url = {https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2019/01/entire-black-widow-spider-sensor/579814/},
urldate = {2019-06-03},
}
date: 2019-01-09T14:42:45Z
urldate: 2019-06-03
I can imagine putting something like !{date} or !{urldate} in the template file to link to a journal page (the ! being the special syntax)
It would be really cool to create a link to a LogSeq journal page from the
.bibentry.In LogSeq, the pages show up in the
Jul 10th, 2022format. Perhaps there could be some special syntax to convert a date from a.bibentry to a journal link?AFAIK, there's two formats of dates in BetterBibLaTeX files. Taking this entry as a referece:
I can imagine putting something like
!{date}or!{urldate}in the template file to link to a journal page (the!being the special syntax)