Command-line utility which reads a BibTeX file, finds entries with a DOI, looks up the corresponding number of citations using OpenCitations, saves this number to the addendum field of each entry, and writes results to a new BibTex file.
python -m pip install bibcites should do the trick.
Usage: bibcites [OPTIONS] BIBFILE
Reads a BibTeX file (BIBFILE), finds entries with a DOI, looks up the
corresponding number of citations using OpenCitations
(https://opencitations.net), saves this number to the 'addendum' field of
each entry, and writes results to a new BibTex file.
Optionally, using option -s, print out a list of entries with DOI sorted by
number of citations.
Options:
-o TEXT output BibTex file
-f TEXT format of text to save to 'addendum' field
-s print list sorted by cites
-v enable verbose output
-t TEXT only process entries of this type (may be used several times to
process several types)
-n INTEGER size limit for OpenCitations queries
--help Show this message and exit.
bibcites myfile.bib will read the contents of myfile.bib, look up all entries with a DOI field in OpenCitations, append “[X citations]” to the addendum field of each entry, and save the result to myfile_withcites.bib
- To get verbose output, use
-voption. - To set a custom file name for the output BibTeX file, use the
-o <customfilename>option. - To set a custom format to the
addendumfield, use the-foption, e.g.,-f 'Cited {:s} times'. Use the{:s}specifier because the citation count is a string. - To print out a list of processed entries, sorted by decreasing number of citations, use the
-soption. - To process only entries of certain types, use the
-toption one or more times, e.g.,-t article -t book. - To limit the size of OpenCitations queries, use
-noption (default is-n 50).
All questions and suggestions are welcome and should be directed at Mathieu Daëron.
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