pandoc-zotxt.lua looks up the bibliographic data of citations in
Zotero and adds them either to the references
metadata field or to a bibliography file, where Pandoc can pick it up.
See the manual for details.
pandoc-zotxt.lua requires
- Pandoc ≥ v2.0.4,
- Zotero ≥ v4,
- zotxt ≥ v4, and
- Better BibTeX for Zotero ≥ v4.
It should work under every operating system supported by Pandoc; but it has not been tested under Windows.
Your version of Pandoc must also support Lua ≥ v5.3. Pandoc ≥ v2 does so by default. However, the Pandoc package provided by your operating system vendor may use an older version. Notably, the version of Pandoc available in the package repository of Debian v10 ("Buster") only supports Lua v5.1.
You use pandoc-zotxt.lua at your own risk.
- Download the latest release.
- Unpack it.
- Move the
pandoc-zotxt.lua-1.2.0directory into thefilterssub-directory of your Pandoc data directory (pandoc --versiontells you where that is). - Symlink or move the file
pandoc-zotxt.luafrom thepandoc-zotxt.lua-1.2.0directory up to thefiltersdirectory.
If you are running a POSIX-compliant operating system (e.g., *BSD, Linux, or macOS) and have curl or wget, then you can install pandoc-zotxt.lua by copy-pasting the following commands into a Bourne-compatible shell:
( set -eu
: "${HOME:?}" "${XDG_DATA_HOME:="$HOME/.local/share"}"
name=pandoc-zotxt.lua vers=1.2.0
url="https://github.com/odkr/$name/releases/download/v$vers/$name-$vers.tgz"
for data_dir in "$HOME/.pandoc" "$XDG_DATA_HOME/pandoc"; do
[ -d "$data_dir" ] && break
done
filters_dir="$data_dir/filters"
mkdir -p "$filters_dir" && cd -P "$filters_dir" || exit 69
{ curl --silent --show-error --location "$url" || err=$?
[ "${err-0}" -eq 127 ] && wget --output-document=- "$url"
} | tar -xz && ln -fs "$name" "$name-$vers/$name" .; )If you want to use the manual page that ships with this release, add
<Pandoc data directory>/filters/pandoc-zotxt.lua-1.2.0/man
to your MANPATH.
See the manual, the source code documentation, and the source code itself for details.
If there's something wrong with pandoc-zotxt.lua, please open an issue.
The test suite has been tested with Pandoc v2.9 to v2.17.1.1.
Simply say:
makeNote, some tests report errors even if they succeed. Not every error message
indicates that pandoc-zotxt.lua failed a test. If it does fail a test,
make will exit with a non-zero status.
By default, the test suite neither connects to the Zotero desktop client nor to the Zotero Web API, but but uses canned responses. You can force the test suite to connect to the Zotero desktop client and the Web API respectively by:
make test -e FILTER=./pandoc-zotxt.luaNote, you will have to adapt the test suite to your database (or vice versa;
you can import the references used in the test suite from tests/items.rdf).
You will also need to adapt the Zotero item IDs used in test cases to your
Zotero library.
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