Upgrade StorageCitum: a sort of successor to CSL
I originally created what became CSL somewhere around 2004 to format a book manuscript I was working on, and to try to solve some problems I saw in citation management and formatting.
In 2023, I started experimenting with an alternative approach. Today I published the code packages, and made it much easier to experiment with.
https://citum.org/news/citum-is-on-crates-io-and-jsr-io.html
It's complete and solid enough now that it now needs wider testing, especially from those CSL users that are looking for features it doesn't support (like multilingual, grouped and annotated bibliographies, better archival document support, advanced dates, etc).
Though it's currently still aimed at developers and tech-savvy users at least comfortable with the command line, I hope the documentation is clear enough to communicate to a broader audience, and I would welcome any kind of feedback. I'm particularly weak on understanding multilingual.
More at:
https://citum.org
In 2023, I started experimenting with an alternative approach. Today I published the code packages, and made it much easier to experiment with.
https://citum.org/news/citum-is-on-crates-io-and-jsr-io.html
It's complete and solid enough now that it now needs wider testing, especially from those CSL users that are looking for features it doesn't support (like multilingual, grouped and annotated bibliographies, better archival document support, advanced dates, etc).
Though it's currently still aimed at developers and tech-savvy users at least comfortable with the command line, I hope the documentation is clear enough to communicate to a broader audience, and I would welcome any kind of feedback. I'm particularly weak on understanding multilingual.
More at:
https://citum.org