This repository aims to collect relevant versions on Juris-M csl citation styles. The main difference to today's Mendeley/Zotero styles is "Multy-language support". This means correct terms ("т." vs "Vol." and so on) selection.
The best way to report a specific issue is via builtin github "issues" tab. Note, that both "issue.docx" and "rdf" files should be attached to the report, for everyone to be able to reproduce the issue.
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To export rdf, right click on bibliography item(s)-> export item -> Zotero RDF.
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Try to make docx file as small as possible, but include both "correct" and "as generated" versions.
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See example issue report here: #1
Note, that to attach "exampleIssue.rdf", it should be first renamed to "exampleIssue.rdf.txt".
Root folder should only contain style-folders, one-per-style ( the only two exceptions are "JurisM_exampleCitations_template.dotx" and "README.md"). Each style is a bibliography-citation format, required by some journal. Please avoid Cyrillic letters in all file names (any non-first 128 ASCII characters) as well as spaces " " - at least, this would make URLs more human-readable.
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"officialStyleRules" folder with a copy of official style documentation. Official style rules is simply a copy of rules and examples, as-provided-by-publisher. It is convenient to keep them next-to-code.
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"examples" folder, which demonstrates as-designed behaviour:
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a docx/doc file(s) with manually-formatted-text-example(s) + (same) automatically-formatted-text.
This file should use "JurisM_exampleCitations_template.dotx" template, see "\RuClay2015\examples\GeneralMultilanguageBibliography.docx" for reference.
- a rdf file (right click on bibliography item(s)-> export item -> Zotero RDF) contatinig all citations, used in docx.
This file would allow everyone to be able to re-create bibliography. I suspect, that this file might be useful in some cases, and "Zotero->Document Preferces->Internal->Embedding->Store references in document" is unable to completely replace this file.
Examples should allow to quickly check, "how this style looks like" (useful for those, who are looking for a specific style) and "what features are implemented" (useful for those, who are looking for an example implementation of a specific feature).