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I just installed using pip install academic; academic -h tells me I'm using version v0.3.0.
When I run academic import --normalize --bibtex publications.bib, the *.bib files which are created all have the filename {slugify(entry['ID'])}.bib. In my site, when clicking on the download link in the cite popup, I do get prompted for the download, and the download works okay, but the filename is again {slugify(entry['ID'])}.bib, which is ugly and confusing.
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There is only one form of ID available to us per Bibtex entry. The folder name created by this tool is the Bibtex ID which many reference managers give you the freedom to define. The rest of the algo is just converting it to a web-safe name. I have opened #30 to propose our own ID generation scheme - feel free to contribute.
I just installed using
pip install academic
;academic -h
tells me I'm using version v0.3.0.When I run
academic import --normalize --bibtex publications.bib
, the*.bib
files which are created all have the filename{slugify(entry['ID'])}.bib
. In my site, when clicking on the download link in the cite popup, I do get prompted for the download, and the download works okay, but the filename is again{slugify(entry['ID'])}.bib
, which is ugly and confusing.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: