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biblio.el
Browse and import bibliographic references from CrossRef, DBLP, HAL, arXiv, Dissemin, and doi.org from Emacs
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One of the great things about Zotero is the set of Zotero translators that are there and are being maintained. Basically for any website, e.g. arxiv.org, there is a translator that describes how to get the bibliography data from the url. I wanted to use these translators in my Emacs setup and I came across Zotero translation server. So I wrote a few functions to bridge between the translation server and Emacs.
I use org and org-tangle to manage all my bibtex pieces and corresponding notes. I highly rely on biblio.el to search (title or author&date), download (if it is available on arxiv) and insert bibtex citation directly into my literature dot org. I just don't want to leave my emacs!
I've been using some wrappers around biblio-zotero to achieve similar functionality. You might find some inspiration there. That package relies on biblio-core, but by adding bibtex-clean-entry to zotra-after-add-entry-hook one gets basically the same thing.