a***@ontologyengineering.org
2018-01-24 01:00:56 UTC
Dear all,
I'm attempting to read in "mybib.bib" and format all of the contents for
output. So, I'm not using the citation support, I simply want to format
each entry in the bib file as HTML.
I've tried a few approaches, but in each case I ended up deep-diving into
pandoc-citeproc. Then wrangling the output of `renderPandoc` into a Hakyll
`Context`. I suspect I'm just Doing It Wrong (tm). Is there a
straightforward way of producing a HTML formatted list of all contents of a
bib file?
I'm attempting to read in "mybib.bib" and format all of the contents for
output. So, I'm not using the citation support, I simply want to format
each entry in the bib file as HTML.
I've tried a few approaches, but in each case I ended up deep-diving into
pandoc-citeproc. Then wrangling the output of `renderPandoc` into a Hakyll
`Context`. I suspect I'm just Doing It Wrong (tm). Is there a
straightforward way of producing a HTML formatted list of all contents of a
bib file?
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Dr Aidan Delaney
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