Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I'm working on a bookdown project, so I have multiple Rmds with citations. I'd like to import a messy central .bib file for all of these, and then clean it using tidy_bib_file().
Describe the solution you'd like
I'd imagine that the solution would be that a call of tidy_bib_file() on index.Rmd would look up all the child documents through _bookdown.yml, and then apply tidy_bib_file() to each.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Keeping an updated .bib file through Zotero from specific collections and manually removing entries when I remove them in the text.
Additional context
This is all in the context of a PhD thesis. I'd like to either end up with one clean references.bib, or maybe separate chapter_1.bib, chapter_2.bib, etc. files if I end up converting them into articles. But I think ultimately, a central .bib file from all Zotero entries that is subsequently tidied would work best for the most contexts.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I'm working on a
bookdownproject, so I have multiple Rmds with citations. I'd like to import a messy central.bibfile for all of these, and then clean it usingtidy_bib_file().Describe the solution you'd like
I'd imagine that the solution would be that a call of
tidy_bib_file()onindex.Rmdwould look up all the child documents through_bookdown.yml, and then applytidy_bib_file()to each.Describe alternatives you've considered
Keeping an updated
.bibfile through Zotero from specific collections and manually removing entries when I remove them in the text.Additional context
This is all in the context of a PhD thesis. I'd like to either end up with one clean
references.bib, or maybe separatechapter_1.bib,chapter_2.bib, etc. files if I end up converting them into articles. But I think ultimately, a central.bibfile from all Zotero entries that is subsequently tidied would work best for the most contexts.