Closed tnajdek closed 3 years ago
Rather than url
, I assume this can just be q
and be equivalent to the input field (like we're doing on https://www.zotero.org/save).
For sites that already have data, we could also accept URL-encoded data in a data
parameter, in any import format we support, and pass that to translation-server's /import
endpoint.
A new feature that would allow external sites offer export to ZoteroBib.
/import
that takes URL as only argument, e.g/import?url=https://example.com/some-id
. This interface would use translation server to process URL provided and would display item(s) that would be imported. At this stage the end user can choose to add to his existing bibliography, replace it, or discard the import.