READCUBE PAPERS GOOGLE DOCS PDF
On the article landing page for some, if not all(?) journal articles at Wiley, in JavaScript enabled web browsers they’ve replaced all links to download the PDF file of the article with links that direct you to Readcube instead. Wiley now flat out hide PDF link and make you read a ReadCube mockup (“…/epdf”) with link to download PDF not viewable in browser ¬_¬ I only want the PDF, not to be asked to create another account. This default download choice in is truly annoying. Papers_library = Path("/Users/Blagoy/Dropbox/Papers Library/Papers Library.papers3").Wiley & Readcube have done something rather sneaky recently, and it’s not escaped the attention of diligent readers of the scientific literature.ĭear If I ask for a PDF, don’t shove HTML at me, give me the PDF! If I wanted HTML, I’d have asked for it! The lines in the script read like this: bibtex_library = Path("~/Untitled.bib").expanduser() # Path to Papers BibTeX library export Can you share your Papers BibTeX library file (or just the lines around GOLDEN-2001-Flexible_Work_Schedules_Which_Workers_Get_Them.pdf)? Also, what do you have for bibtex_library = and papers_library = ? I'd like to first make sure that the path in your bibtex library matches where the files are actually located on your hard drive. papers3 extension to be present in the search path but absent in your. Hi - What the error says is: The script is expecting the pdf files to be in /Users/Blagoy/Dropbox/Papers Library/Papers Library.papers3/, whereas your path is /Users/Blagoy/Dropbox/Papers Library/Papers Library/. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub
You are receiving this because you were mentioned. You could also try simply moving the Papers3_to_Zotero.py file to a Not a file named re.py somewhere on the module search pathĪs that can prevent the import of the real re module Something about how you're importing the regex module might be awry. It's possible this error has nothing to do with the script or your bibtexįile. Isinstance(re.match(r'.*(works).*', 'this is string works'), re.Match) Print('this re module ' + re.match(r'.*(works).*', 'this is string works').group(1)) add_argument( '-b', '-bibtex', help = "Path to the BibTeX export")įrom the same folder as the script file, what happens if you run this? add_argument( '-p', '-papers', help = "Path to Papers3 Library") * Also check that special characters in titles and journal names were imported correctly. Imported the library to sort by title to find it). * Be sure to check the 'Import errors found:' file if Zotero generates one (if it exists, it will be in whatever folder you * Import the 'zotero_import.bib' file that gets generated with Zotero. * Running the script will generate a new BibTeX file, 'zotero_import.bib', in the same location as the BibTeX library Papers_lib_hardcoded = "~/Documents/User Library/Library.papers3" # Path to Papers3 Libraryīibtex_lib_hardcoded = "~/Desktop/full_library_export.bib" # Path to Papers BibTeX library export Paths to your Papers3 library and the BibTeX library that you just exported. * Or you can modify the script by updating the 'papers_lib_hardcoded' and 'bibtex_lib_hardcoded' variables with the Python Papers3_to_Zotero.py -papers "~/Documents/Library.papers3" -bibtex "~/Desktop/Library.bib" * You can pass the script the paths to the Papers3 library and the BibTeX library export as command line arguments,
* Run this script with python 3.7 or higher to generate the file, 'zotero_import.bib', in the same location as the BibTeX This will cause papers to include the paths to the main PDF Make sure to set the "BibTex Record" option to "Complete". * Export your Papers3 library as a *.bib file. * Make sure to have Better BibTeX pre-installed to Zotero if you want to preserve the Papers citekeys. PDFs, and removes extraneous *.html and *.webarchive files that are often created by importing articles into Paper from The script preserves your Papers citekeys, adds supplementary files from the Papers3 Library, removes duplicate links to This script takes as input a BibTeX library exported from readcube/mekentosj Papers3 and outputs a BibTeX library for Zotero This script will take the BibTeX file you exported from Papers3 and modify the file paths so that they can be imported into * Papers3 includes superfluous supplementary files that you typically don't want to import into Zotero (e.g. * Papers3 will export the primary PDF multiple times so you'll end up with multiple copies of the same PDF in Zotero. * Papers3 does not export the paths to supplementary files, so only the primary PDF is imported into Zotero. * Papers3 does not export the file paths in a way that Zotero can understand. If you export your Papers3 library as a BibTeX file, the file paths to the PDFs are not formatted correctly for Zotero to
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