Upgrade StorageI made a Python-based command line utility to visualize stats in a Zotero library.
https://github.com/mtillman14/zotero_utils
You can visualize a timeline of when the articles in your Zotero library were published, a bar graph of the number of articles from each of your top N authors, etc.
If you have any suggestions for other stats that you'd like to see about your Zotero library, let me know by opening an issue in the GitHub repository!
Note that this is entirely local, no internet required at all. It works by reading Zotero's SQLite database on your computer.
You can use this program by running `pip install zotero-utils` and then running one of the commands from the command line, e.g. `zotero-utils --help` for a list of commands.
You can visualize a timeline of when the articles in your Zotero library were published, a bar graph of the number of articles from each of your top N authors, etc.
If you have any suggestions for other stats that you'd like to see about your Zotero library, let me know by opening an issue in the GitHub repository!
Note that this is entirely local, no internet required at all. It works by reading Zotero's SQLite database on your computer.
You can use this program by running `pip install zotero-utils` and then running one of the commands from the command line, e.g. `zotero-utils --help` for a list of commands.
Note that Zotero includes a local implementation of the web API, and we recommend using that over reading the SQLite database directly. You can enable it in Zotero's preferences -> Advanced -> Allow other applications on this computer to communicate with Zotero.
Feel free to ask API-related questions on the zotero-dev listserv.