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Is it possible to use a CSL JSON file directly with \addbibresource{}? Is it even a good idea? I think it could eliminate one potentially lossy references conversion in my workflow.
I'm working with Zotero/Better BibTeX to translate my Zotero references to Bib(La)Tex format. Then using citeproc-lua via the citation-style-language LaTeX package to enable use of CSL styles in my LaTeX documents. If I understand it correctly, citeproc-lua converts from BibTeX to CSL JSON internally.
Is it possible to use a CSL JSON file directly with \addbibresource{}? Is it even a good idea? I think it could eliminate one potentially lossy references conversion in my workflow.
I'm working with Zotero/Better BibTeX to translate my Zotero references to Bib(La)Tex format. Then using citeproc-lua via the citation-style-language LaTeX package to enable use of CSL styles in my LaTeX documents. If I understand it correctly, citeproc-lua converts from BibTeX to CSL JSON internally.
Zotero/Better BibTeX can export directly from Zotero to CSL JSON (and other formats like YAML, etc., https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/tree/master/translators). If citeproc-lua/citation-style-language.sty could use the JSON file directly, it could cut out one format conversion.
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