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The citation include accepts a doi (or id, which then retrieves a DOI), bakes that into as a simple metadata-laden span that gets be rewritten by JavaScript upon page load, via the excellent citation-js library. However, we can do better: we could do the DOI resolution with a Jekyll plugin at build time, so the citations get baked into the static HTML during site build, rather than re-resolved on every page load on every person's computer.
The jekyll-scholar plugin could be a good starting point, although I don't think it does what we need yet... but would be generally awesome to augment it to use citation-js to fill in the .bib data internally and then go from there?
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The
citation
include accepts adoi
(orid
, which then retrieves a DOI), bakes that into as a simple metadata-ladenspan
that gets be rewritten by JavaScript upon page load, via the excellent citation-js library. However, we can do better: we could do the DOI resolution with a Jekyll plugin at build time, so the citations get baked into the static HTML during site build, rather than re-resolved on every page load on every person's computer.The jekyll-scholar plugin could be a good starting point, although I don't think it does what we need yet... but would be generally awesome to augment it to use citation-js to fill in the
.bib
data internally and then go from there?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: