This is a simple command line tool for managing references (e.g. like a very primitive Mendeley) that builds up a bibtex file (at ~/.biblib.bib). You can then search it or get ones with particular tags, and output the whole thing or a subset to tex file or pdf. Please bear in mind that this project is in its very early stages.
pip install biblibrary
Type biblib --help for command line help. As an example you could add this article by:
biblib add --title "Scenarios towards limiting global mean temperature increase below 1.5 °C" --year 2018 --journal Nature --author "Rogelj, J. Popp, A. Calvin, K.V. et al"
Which would give:
You have not entered: label, type
0 ) label
1 ) type
Which [0 to 1]?
So we will enter 0:
label: rogelj2018
type: article
Would you like to add anymore fields [bool]?y
0 ) tags
1 ) address
2 ) annotate
3 ) booktitle
4 ) chapter
5 ) crossref
6 ) edition
7 ) editor
8 ) howpublished
9 ) institution
10 ) key
11 ) month
12 ) note
13 ) number
14 ) organization
15 ) pages
16 ) publisher
17 ) school
18 ) series
19 ) volume
20 ) doi
Which [0 to 20]? 0
tags: climate change,climate,1.5degrees,warming,ssp
Are you sure [bool]?y
Would you like to add anymore fields [bool]?y
...
Which [0 to 20]? 20
doi: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41558-018-0091-3
Are you sure [bool]?y
Would you like to add anymore fields [bool]?n
You have entered:
title: Scenarios towards limiting global mean temperature increase below 1.5 °C
year: 2018
journal: Nature
author: Rogelj, J. et al
note: sounds bad
type: article
doi: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41558-018-0091-3
tags: climate change,climate,1.5degrees,warming,ssp
label: rogelj2018
Is this correct [bool]?y
Now we might want to see what's in out bibliography:
biblib show
@article{rogelj2018,
author = "Rogelj, J. et al",
title = "Scenarios towards limiting global mean temperature increase below 1.5 °C",
year = "2018",
journal = "Nature",
doi = "https://doi.org/10.1038/s41558-018-0091-3",
tags = "climate change,climate,1.5degrees,warming,ssp"
}
Or output it to a pdf (see examples folder):
biblib show --compile true --stdout false
Or just to a bibtex file, show it on screen, and only output ones with the tags "climate change,ssp" (or):
biblib show --tags "climate change,ssp" --bibtex true
...
Special thanks to pybtex so I didn't have to make a bibtex handler, and to click for hugely simplifying the command line tool aspect.
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