CSL is not defined about citation.js HOT 3 CLOSED

It definitely is appropriate! The current setup for using Citation.js in the browser is a bit awkward at times, and this is a good reminder. The solution is in the README, but not in the most obvious place (something that I should fix as well).

TL;DR: You need to load citeproc-js as well:

<script src="path/to/citeproc.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="path/to/citation-0.2.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

As I said, this is a bit clumsy, but should be fixed with #24, which I'll fix somewhere today or next week, I hope.

As for the CLI interface: Installing Citation.js globally with -g or --global should do the trick.

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Incredible, thanks! Don't know how I've missed it, felt like I scoured the docs.

And regarding the CLI - though I have a suspicion that I'm missing something small but essential in my understanding of the nodejs environment, many (but not all) of the packages I've installed globally failed to load without the .cmd file, which the npm i -g doesn't always create.
But that's neither here nor there. The point is, pretty sure I installed it globally, but I had to create a .cmd file for it to be initiated from the shell.

Thanks again, for your help and your prompt reply!
Lem

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I know what the issue with the CLI is now. I need to actually put a bin entry in the package.json. I thought it did that automatically, but I guess not. Anyway, it should be fixed in the next version, or the first patches after the next version.

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