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[EP-tech] Citation Style Language (CSL) & EPrints?
Christian Gutknecht
2012-02-03 12:20:27 UTC
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Hi all

I wonder if anyone has ever tried to use the Citation Style Language
(http://citationstyles.org/) in connection with EPrints?

According to recently news, there probably will be an Open Source editor
to create own citation styles:
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mendeley-teams-up-with-columbia-university-libraries-to-develop-a-citation-style-language-editor-through-125000-sloan-foundation-award-137669218.html

Best regards
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Christian Gutknecht

University of Zurich
Main Library
Winterthurerstrasse 190
CH-8057 Zürich
Tel. +41 44 63 54162
www.hbz.uzh.ch
www.oai.uzh.ch


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Tim Brody
2012-02-17 17:17:49 UTC
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Post by Christian Gutknecht
Hi all
I wonder if anyone has ever tried to use the Citation Style Language
(http://citationstyles.org/) in connection with EPrints?
According to recently news, there probably will be an Open Source editor
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mendeley-teams-up-with-columbia-university-libraries-to-develop-a-citation-style-language-editor-through-125000-sloan-foundation-award-137669218.html
I've thought about this but the problem is there isn't a convenient
processor. Citation rendering in EPrints needs to be quite fast so the
overhead of spawning an external process to render a citation would be
too much for e.g. browse view generation.

I'm open to suggestions to how it might be used, because it would open
up a big selection of official citation styles. Otherwise, an AJAX
extension that allows you to get the current eprint in a given style
would be very useful ...

All the best,
Tim.

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John Salter
2012-02-17 17:26:05 UTC
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There's a javascript implementation (citeproc.js) that I looked at ages ago - but did nothing with.
Would offering it up to the browser be useful?

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Subject: [EP-tech] Re: Citation Style Language (CSL) & EPrints?
Post by Christian Gutknecht
Hi all
I wonder if anyone has ever tried to use the Citation Style Language
(http://citationstyles.org/) in connection with EPrints?
According to recently news, there probably will be an Open Source editor
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mendeley-teams-up-with-columbia-university-libraries-to-develop-a-citation-style-language-editor-through-125000-sloan-foundation-award-137669218.html
I've thought about this but the problem is there isn't a convenient
processor. Citation rendering in EPrints needs to be quite fast so the
overhead of spawning an external process to render a citation would be
too much for e.g. browse view generation.

I'm open to suggestions to how it might be used, because it would open
up a big selection of official citation styles. Otherwise, an AJAX
extension that allows you to get the current eprint in a given style
would be very useful ...

All the best,
Tim.

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