Releases: davidswelt/zot_bib_web
Zot_bib_web 2.1.0
A maintenance release with several bug fixes and a few minor, backwards-compatible features for streamlining the use of the program in server environments.
2.0.4
Release of Zot_bib_web 2.0
A revised configuration interface now provides much more flexibility to structure the bibliography. Additional information about each bibliographic item can be shown. Shortcuts at the top of the page allow visitors to filter the bibliography by criteria such as collection, item type (e.g., journal articles only), year, or by defined keywords. Zot_bib_web can now pull data from multiple Zotero libraries (and group or user accounts); items and collections can be freely filtered and structured.
Several demo bibliographies are now provided; see demo/ folder. They can be generated using the make-demo script.
Detailed and convenient documentation is now available at zot-bib-web.readthedocs.io
A few changes are not backwards compatible, as some rarely used features have been removed or reworked.
Python 3 is now supported along with Python 2.7.
Please see ChangeLog.md and README.rst for more information.
2.0.4 BETA
Documentation revision (and moved to ReadTheDocs)
OUTPUTFILE changed to -o option
argument parsing fix
2.0.3 BETA
refactoring, cleanup, documentation
2.0.1 BETA
Moved designation of especially formatted collections (featured, shortened..) to settings file.
Some bug fixes, including for non-ASCII characters. Minor tweaks.
2.0.0.BETA
Many new features and a revised configuration scheme.
See ChangeLog.md.
This is a beta release. Please report bugs via the Issues function in Github.
V1.2.2
Zot_bib_web 1.2.2
- Fix bug that prevented RIS downloads from showing
(and potentially other elements included in show_links depending on capitalization) - Improved instructions in settings example file
- Tested with Pyzotero 1.2.0 and Python 2.7
V1.2.0
Zot_bib_web 1.2.0
- A "show to clipboard" button is shown for bib and wikipedia code (configure with show_copy_button entry)
- COINS information is now included. This means Zotero's browser plugins will work with the generated bibliographies
- Wikipedia markup is included in the bibliography (configure with show_links setting)
- The shortened section (e.g., "Selected Works") now shows the journal or conference title (to hide, use CSS style sheet)
- Visitors can now select text for copy/paste without also copying the meaningless buttons (configure with smart_selections setting)
- Style and js files necessary on the webserver are now in the "site" directory
- Many improvements to the generated HTML and supplied stylesheets
- Better IE11 support
- Tested with pyzotero 1.1.21
V1.1.0
Adaptation to the current pyzotero 1.x.x and Zotero's v3 API.
Other minor changes.
Zot/Bib/Web 1.0.0
The first release. Zot/Bib/Web has been running reliably for around 8 months now, producing my lab's publications website and my personal publications page.
Installation is easy, and requirements are minimal.