BibliographyPlugin
BibliographyPlugin manages citations inside a TWiki topic, and can generate an References List at the end of the topic. This should be every usefull for writing conference papers, journal articles, ellaborated news, etc.
Syntax Rules
First of all, you must have a topic with a list of bibliography entries. Each entry must consist of a table rows with two columns: the first one contains a key, that will identify that entry (and
must be unique). The second column contains the bibliography reference for that entry.
The bibliography list should look like this (from a BibTex
example found with
Google):
Key | Description |
big | Jass, Hugh. A big paper. The journal of big papers, 7991, volume MCMXCVII. |
small | Freely, I.P. A small paper. The journal of small papers, 1997. (to appear). |
Then, in the topic where you want to reference and get a references list, you can use:
-
%CITE{theKey}%
to reference the entry with key theKey.
-
%BIBLIOGRAPHY{...}%
to get a list of references. %BIBLIOGRAPHY{...}%
accepts the following arguments:
Argument | Description | Default value |
header | the header for the references list (like "References", "Referências" (in portuguese), and so on. | DEFAULTHEADER setting (see below). |
referencesTopic | indicates the topic bibliography must be taken from. Can be a comma-separated list of topics. | DEFAULTBIBLIOGRAPHYTOPIC setting (see below). |
order | in which order the references should appear. Accepted values are citation (references appear in citation order) and alpha (references appear in alphabetical order). | DEFAULTSORTING setting (see below). |
Usage example: |
%BIBLIOGRAPHY{header="---++ Referências" referencesTopic="MinhaBibliografia" order="citation"}% The above usage tells BibliographyPlugin to use "Referências" (in portuguese) as the title of the references list, to take bibliography from a topic names MinhaBibliografia and to list the references in citation order. |
Example
You type ...
|
... and you get:
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You start writing, and then cite a
small paper %CITE{small}%. Further,
you reference a big paper %CITE{big}%.
You can even reference the small
paper again %CITE{small}%.
%BIBLIOGRAPHY{}%
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You start writing, and then cite a small paper [1]. Further, you reference a big paper [2]. You can even reference the small paper again [1].
References
- Freely, I.P. A small paper. The journal of small papers, 1997. (to appear).
- Jass, Hugh. A big paper. The journal of big papers, 7991, volume MCMXCVII.
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Plugin Settings
Plugin settings are stored as preferences variables. To reference a plugin setting write
%<plugin>_<setting>%
, i.e.
%INTERWIKIPLUGIN_SHORTDESCRIPTION%
- One line description, is shown in the TextFormattingRules? topic:
- Set SHORTDESCRIPTION = cite bibliography in one topic and get a references list automatically created.
- Debug plugin: (See output in
data/debug.txt
)
- Default topic to get references from:
- Default sorting for references:
- Set DEFAULTSORTING = alpha
- Default header for the references list:
- Set DEFAULTHEADER = ---++ References
Plugin Installation Instructions
Note: You do not need to install anything on the browser to use this plugin. The following instructions are for the administrator who installs the plugin on the server where TWiki is running.
- Download the ZIP file from the Plugin web (see below)
- Unzip
BibliographyPlugin.zip
in your twiki installation directory. Content:
File: | Description: |
data/TWiki/BibliographyPlugin.txt | Plugin topic |
data/TWiki/BibliographyPlugin.txt,v | Plugin topic repository |
lib/TWiki/Plugins/BibliographyPlugin.pm | Plugin Perl module |
- Test if the installation was successful: see above at #Example
Plugin Info
Related Topics: TWikiPreferences,
TWikiPlugins
-- TWiki:Main/AntonioTerceiro - 17 Jun 2004