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[Feature Request] Zotero integration (reference manager) #1386

Open ghost opened 3 years ago

ghost commented 3 years ago

This is a must have for students and researchers. Zettlr comes with that integration so maybe you want to look at it.

Interesting obsidian post about zotero:

https://forum.obsidian.md/t/zotero-best-practices/164/5

Waxwood commented 3 years ago

Zotero integration is really very important for students, researchers. Please consider prioritizing this.

BradKML commented 2 years ago

Seconding, but we have to be honest about such alternatives, for example LogSeq requires https://github.com/aljedaxi/logseq-zotero/ which also require an API link from an account.

agentydragon commented 2 years ago

I also use Trilium to manage my reading list and save my notes on papers:

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It would be awesome to automate this somewhat - for example, have the citation graph automatically imported in Trilium. Should be possible with Trilium's API, so I might at some point write more code for this. If anyone wants to reuse my "paper template", it has these owned attributes:

#label:readingEnd=promoted,single,date #label:finishedReading=promoted,single,boolean #iconClass="bx bx-copy-alt" #label:readingStart=promoted,single,date #label:arxivLink=promoted,url,single #relation:author=promoted,multi #relation:topic=promoted,multi ~type=@Paper #label:arxivId=promoted,single,text #relation:cites="promoted,multi,inverse=citedBy" #relation:byOrganization="promoted,multi,inverse=organizationPaper"

And my workflow to add a paper is usually: Ctrl+C to copy title of paper, Ctrl+. Alt+T (focus sidebar, open today's note) Ctrl+P (create note under today's note) Alt+A (open owned attributes) type in ~template=@paper template, Alt+P (open promoted attributes), copy-paste in an Arxiv link, download PDF from Arxiv and drag-drop it from Chrome's downloads bottom bar into Trilium to put the paper PDF into Trilium's db.

The best version of this process would be "click browser plugin -> Add to Trilium", and to have it automatically also link up author, and maybe cited/referencing papers (maybe asking me which ones of those to also import).

paulusm commented 1 year ago

Doesn't cover all of these use cases, but a simple plugin to cite from Zotero in your Trilium notes: https://github.com/paulusm/zotero-trilium

..let me know comments / feature requests