Zotero and Obsidian
EDIT: updated post 231010-2007 A new attempt at Zotero and Obsidian
Goal: Interact with Zotero from within Obsidian
Solution: “Citations”1 plugin for Obsidian, “Better Bibtex”2 plugin for Zotero!
- Creating a local self-updating bibtex export:
- In Zotero, File->Export, format is “Better Bibtex”
 - this shows an additional checkmark for keeping it autoupdated, check it
 - file is now at the resulting path
 
 - Setting up Obsidian with Citations (in Citations plugin settings):
- set the path to the one above
 - and the format to BibLaTeX (or it’ll will fail with a generic error)
 - Through the Palette run “Refresh citation database” (and do it every time something changes)
 
 - Operation
- Search in palette for “Citations”
 - Pandoc format citations3 are the default, but can be changed (almost anything can be changed!)
 
 
Neat bits:
- 
There’s a configurable “Citations: Insert Markdown Citation” thing!
- My current template:
<_`@{{citekey}}` {{titleShort}} ({{year}}) [z]({{zoteroSelectURI}})/[d](https://doi.org/{{DOI}})_> - Legal fields:
- {{citekey}} - {{abstract}} - {{authorString}} - {{containerTitle}} - {{DOI}} - {{eprint}} - {{eprinttype}} - {{eventPlace}} - {{page}} - {{publisher}} - {{publisherPlace}} - {{title}} - {{titleShort}} - {{URL}} - {{year}} - {{zoteroSelectURI}} 
 - My current template:
 
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hans/obsidian-citation-plugin: Obsidian plugin which integrates your academic reference manager with the Obsidian editor. Search your references from within Obsidian and automatically create and reference literature notes for papers and books. ↩︎
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retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex: Make Zotero effective for us LaTeX holdouts ↩︎
 
				
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