Zotero
Zotero
Zotero is an open-source online reference manager, where references can be readily saved from Google scholar using a browser plugin.
Get started:
Create a browser plugin so that you can directly save google scholar citations to your online reference list.
Link Rstudio to your Zotero library
Add to your Document:
Use Zotero to download the csl file for the journal you want to use.
Go to the Zotero Preferences menu (Zotero > Preferences on Mac, Edit > Preferences on PC).
Click on the Cite menu. ...
Below the list of pre-installed styles, click the link for Get additional styles...
Search for your desired style in the provided search field.
Select the style you want to install.
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Use Zotero to download the csl file for the journal you want to use.
Go to the Zotero Preferences menu (Zotero > Preferences on Mac, Edit > Preferences on PC).
Click on the Cite menu. ...
Below the list of pre-installed styles, click the link for Get additional styles...
Search for your desired style in the provided search field.
Select the style you want to install.
Add csl to your yaml
--- title: “My Document” bibliography: references.bib csl: nature.csl ---
Add your references into the document
Inline Citation: Citations are inserted into your document using square brackets and are separated by semicolons. Each citation must have a key, composed of an ‘@’ symbol plus the citation identifier from the database. For example, [@wickham2015]
Bibliography: A list of works cited will be automatically generated and placed in the document if the style calls for it. You may insert divs such as this:
### References
For more information, see Quarto Guide