Hello, For my next, and last, work for school, I will need to source everything I wrote in my report. That mean, write an entry in a .bib file for each of my source.
To make it more easy, I search a way to add an entry in my bibliography file from my web browser using org-protocol. The idea is, when I browse a web page I want to use as a source, to use org-protocol to capture an org-mode entry in an bibliography.org file. Then, to use the ox-bibtex (from org-contrib) to export the org-mode file to a Biblatex file. But, from what I understand from the implementation of the "capture" org sub-protocol, it only support a limited list of parameters. Is it correct ? If yes, do you think it's better to rewrite `org-protocol-capture` so it can accept more parameters than it support now ? Or to implement my own sub-protocol ? Ox-bibtex seems to only support Bibtex and not BibLaTeX. Do you think it's better to modify ox-biblatex, write my own org exporter or only implement an org sub-protocol that directly capture data in a BibLaTeX file and in BibLaTeX format ? I have some time before the last work for school start, and I prefer to be prepared. Of course, if I need to write code, I want to publish it as Libre Software. Best regards
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