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Write more tests #4

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mwmclean opened this issue Mar 11, 2015 · 3 comments
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Write more tests #4

mwmclean opened this issue Mar 11, 2015 · 3 comments
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@mwmclean
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  • dates formatting; add new .bib to do so; try origdate, urldate, intervals, ~, #
  • WriteBib
  • toBiblatex, test toBibtex using bibtex::read.bib
  • resolving xdata, crossref, xref
  • entryset?
  • all BibOptions
  • finish PubMed testing
  • assignment operators
  • print/format in all formats: R, citation, Markdown, etc.
  • all bib.styles, proper labels, no missing entry fields from biblatex manual
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losial commented May 15, 2015

For the reference downloads with ReadZotero function the limit is 99 entries - is there a way to download whole larger libraries from Zotero server into R?

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Unfortunately, you are limited by the Zotero API to at most 100 results per query as discussed here. You will have to make multiple calls to ReadZotero making use of the start parameter and combine with c.

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It'd be easy to pull the data from the local Zotero installation. You need Zotero running (with BBT installed) for it to work though.

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