Pull export
You can fetch your bibliography on the url http://127.0.0.1:23119/better-bibtex/collection?[collectionID]
.[format]
1. You can get this URL for a group, library or collection by right-clicking it and selecting Download Better BibTeX export...
You can add options to the export as URL parameters:
&exportNotes=[true|false]
&useJournalAbbreviation=[true|false]
You can fetch your library as part of your build, using something like curl
from your Makefile, or with a BibLaTeX remote statement like
\addbibresource[location=remote]{http://127.0.0.1:23119/better-bibtex/collection?/0/8CV58ZVD.biblatex}
format
can be:
biblatex
for BibLaTeXbibtex
for BibTeXjson
orcsljson
for CSL-JSONyaml
,yml
orcslyaml
for CSL-JSON in YAML formatjzon
for BetterBibTeX JSON debug format- the value of
translatorID
taken from the header of any existing Zotero translator to get an export in that translator format
Pull export will only work if you are compiling your document on the same system your Zotero client with BBT runs on. Technically it can be made to work for pulling from other systems, but it’s even more arcane to set up than git support.
Note that as of Zotero 5.0.71, access to this URL will no longer work from the browser for security reasons; curl
and other programmatic access will work.
-
Replace portnumber
23119
with24119
for Juris-M. ↩︎