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Exactly. And yes it is lightweight. But it is not like a SQL request where we can filter items between two dates, isn't it? I have to sort by date added as I did and then use an iterator to find the next item and check if its date added belongs to …
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Ok I used this code to print items by date added: from pyzotero import zotero zot = zotero.Zotero('library_id', 'library_type', 'api_key') zot.add_parameters(limit=5, sort='dateAdded') items = zot.top() for item in items: print('Item: %s | Key:…
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Oh yes sorry, it is just the PDF attachments which are not uploaded. How can I do that with the server API please?
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My Zotero library is too heavy to be sync online, so the API will not help me.
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I have a Python script which find in the CSV file the added items at a given date (in particular today), that's why I need the CSV file to be keep updated.
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OK, I'll just copy the Zotero folder, since it is too big (>10 Go) to be sync with Zotero servers. Thank you again!
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OK thank you for the explanation! Since I only use Zotero on my computer I just want to access to the local link and so I just need the item key (which I didn't notice it was the first field in the CSV export!). So it's perfect thank you! A last…