Output gives <a href=http://dx.doi.org/...></a> link to the original paper with title text full citation:
Nanocrystals, such as those produced by Zhang et. al., 2012 posses interesting interfacial chemistry.
This exact reference used in custom_bibliography.js can be found here.
This requires the bibtex-parser package also.
First, download the dependencies and package to the ~/.jupyter/custom location
mkdir ~/.jupyter/custom
cd ~/.jupyter/custom
git clone [email protected]:mikolalysenko/bibtex-parser.git
git clone [email protected]:michaelplews/jupyter_markdown_citations.git
cd jupyter_markdown_citationsNext, symlink (or copy) your .bib file (mine is exported from Mendeley) to the same folder:
ln -s /directory/to/bib_file.bib #for symlinking
cp /directory/to/bib_file.bib . #for copying
#only use one of the above optionsGenerate the custom_bibliography.js file with the make_bib_js.py file:
python make_bib_js.py bib_file.bibLastly, add this app to your custom.js file:
cd ~/.jupyter/custom
echo "require(['custom/jupyter_markdown_citations/citations']);" >> custom.jsReloading your .iPyNb page in the browser should now load this package.
Enjoy!