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I got it - I just export as Zotero.rdf, and wrote a small python program to extract all items and URLs and create a web page from them. I had gpt do most all the work, it turned out great, I can now always easily create a snapshot of all items I hav…
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I could download as RIS or BibTex and make a program to read those and form a webpage - Except that those do not seem to contain the Zotero library structure :-( Has anyone else already done this?!
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Yes, but it must have a reference to that file, or its saved version, and that file has the url in it in a readable form. If I could find a way to get that link from the "attachment" item, I could chase it myself! Thanks.
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I would note that Zotero can find the original URL even for an attachment item; obvious since it can directly open it. And also in the API dump, it gives a [link]"alternative" url that gives a page with a button with an encoded url to the original p…
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Thanks - sounds like I need to then revise how I import all my desktop legacy links. I was mislead by seeing that both types of items open like a url, so presumed that the URL would be (easily found) in the available data.
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I see now that file.url entries are saved as "attachments", and do not contain urls, but a link to the file which contains the url. in the API results for items, I do not even see a link to the original file so that I could grab the url from it myse…
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Thank you; I apologize for overlapping threads - I had a bunch of issues at first, and conflated them all in one post, later separating them. I read the reference you give, but don't quite understand the implications. As noted above, I had been tr…
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I tried to get around this by using a browser API dump, and indeed I can get all items, although many (most) do not contain the URL, but instead a file (attachment) description. I have asked about this separately, but not yet found a solution: htt…
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Ah, but I now see that all fields do not have a "url" field. So perhaps, my question should be, is there a way to get an export or dump of the library which would include all URL fields, not just webpage entries, but also those from file.url entries?
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Thank you. I had missed the n=25 limit documentation. My goal is to get everything which has a URL link in it, so I can convert to a HTML page for backup. Some of my items are D&D of browser tabs, and show as "webpage". Others (most) are local d…
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similarly, trying to export using the URL API, I get 25 /184 items? api.zotero.org/users/1234/items?key=abcd&?format=json ???
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It was just a simple syntax error, no example of this given on the description pages. api.zotero.org/users/12345/items?limit=10&start=0&key=abcde Works pefectly.
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Thank you. I added the "key=" to the URI as I thought your reference indicated, but get "The page you requested could not be found.", am I guessing wrong about the format? https://api.zotero.org/users/11111/key=aaaaa/items?limit=10&start=0 I'll …
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My post mixed several issues as I tried to make things, work, I should separate them out. I'll mention the entry types here: 1) I am saving largely references to papers and websites. Some of them are inserted into the library by D&D a url from t…
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Thank you. Got it.
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Thank you. I found an example and discussion of this on reddit, and there a sample was given, that was browser based. https://api.zotero.org/groups/2352922/items?limit=10&start=0 → will result in Zotero API JSON. This is what I wanted to …
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Thank you. My main usage is for basically a bookmark reference manager - and as a start I added 172 references. The usage shows that I used 25 MB, does that mean that I had actually used that much for actual item content, not just for the item refer…