Open zaras86 opened 1 year ago
Which version of logseq are you using @zaras86 ?
This might be a version issue. I upgraded to 0.9.4. and get the same issue, despite it working before.
@vonHartz No i have 0.9.6.
Maybe there is something wrong in the plugin settings
Could've been this error here, as stated in the readme.md. Although I configured the path in this way, the error still popped up. Gave up already :(
I have the same issue (I am on Linux, running Logseq flathub version 0.9.8), so I am using a Gnome Desktop Citation app that saves the BIB file in any location - when I enter the path to that file I get the same issue - no existing DB can be found. Seems odd. I also don't understand what is meant by "it has to be located in ~assets/storages/logseq-citation-manager" in settings ... do you need to create a directory in home called assets?
The plugin got me crazy today. I got the "No existing DB" error.
At first, I thought it was because of the format (.bib), so I tried another one (.json) And for a moment, it worked. Then I updated my database, and suddenly, the error is back again.
I've tried to reset the plugin, a clean reinstall, to play again and again with the format, to test with the ancient version of the database (the one that worked), the error stay put and I don't know why it was working for a time and not anymore when nothing change in the setting.
Hi everyone,
I figured it out.
According to the current version,
The key point is that you need to put your bib.bib
file into a specific directory, the directory mentioned in the readme.md
.
First you locate to your logseq root folder and then nav to ./asset/storages/logseq-citation-manager/
.
Then put your bib file in this directory and go back to logseq and press mod+shift+l
, the plugin will generate a file named paperpileDB.json
.
Then press the mod+shift+i
again. I think it should work.
If you have any new references exported to the bib file, you only need to press mod+shift+p
and re-index the bib.bib
by entering index
:
@jxpeng98 , Thanks, this helped. Just to add a bit more
just to clarify, you have to place the folder within the assets folder of your own graph in a folder called assets/storages/logseq-citation-manager/citationDB.bib
and in settings, you will write citationDB.bib
I have successfully added the .bib file (the file has no current items in it) to the appropriate directory, but I'm still getting the "No existing DB" error. How should I go about resolving this issue?
I have followed the same instruction as above; But I get the same error as No existing DB, can't be found. I am using Logseq 0.10.7, and latest plugin version. Please give some instructions or let me know if any thing is wrong.
Using relative path also works for me.
The assets folder path is D:\Users\asdfg\OneDrive\文档\Logseq\assets
.
The BIB file path is D:\Users\asdfg\OneDrive\文档\dc\JabRefLibrary\MAIN.bib
.
Then the citationReferenceDB
field should be ..\..\..\..\dc\JabRefLibrary\MAIN.bib
.
If it won't work, try to reindex the citation DB:
If you want to force the reindexing of the references, you can force reindex via the command pallete and searching for reindex. This could take a while so be patient.
I'm using Logseq on Mac M1 and try to setup the plugin but the DB is nowhere to be found. I write the right path (/Users/myusername/ownCloud/Graph/citationDB.bib) and write one book in the bib file, but the DB is not existing when I type /create inline link to lit note .
So maybe it's a stupid newbie mistake by myself or some kind of mac-m1 issue.
thx for helping me