v0.1.0

The plugin hasn't been thoroughly tested, so please backup your library before trying it (see Readme), just in case.

• Support making changes to Wikidata
  • Support adding new "cites work" claims to existing entities
  • Support creating new entitites for items without QID
  • Support deleting "cites work" claims when synced local citation is removed
  • Support logged-in (regular and bot password) and anonymous edits
• Use item's title (in addition to DOI and ISBN) to fetch its QID, using Wikidata's reconciliation API. This helps ensure no corresponding entity exists before offering to create a new one.
• Support sorting citations by authors, date and title, in addition to by index.
• Spanish translation

v0.0.2

Still a pre-release, so please backup your library or use a separate profile if you want to give it a try (see Readme).

• Fetch citing and cited items' QID using their DOI
• Sync citations with Wikidata for citing items with QID:
  • Support single-item and batch operations
  • Fetch citations from Wikidata and update local citations metadata
  • Uploading local citations metadata to Wikidata not yet supported
• See citations in OpenCitations
• Manually link citations to Zotero items
• Save citations metadata to note attachments
• Several bug fixes and improvements

v0.0.1

I can't emphasize enough what an early pre-release this is. Make sure you backup your library and use a separate profile if you want to give it a try (see Readme).

• Focused on the plugin's citation metadata support module:
  • Adds a Citations tab, where users can add, remove and edit citation metadata;
  • Citations metadata is currently saved in the item’s extra field, but it will soon be moved to note attachments (#13);
  • Citations tab also includes shortcuts to modify source item UUIDs such as DOI, QID and OpenCitations Corpus ID (OCC), as these are helpful for communication with Wikidata and other online suppliers;
  • Placeholder buttons have been included to import, export and sync citations to a variety of sources, both on the item and on the citation level. None of this actions is supported yet, but they will be implemented as the other modules of the plugin are developed.
• Right now the focus is on Journal Articles (both as source and target items), but support for other types of works is planned (#9).
• Some stylistic improvements are pending also, including better element alignment on the Citations tab, making the Citation editor window more Zotero-like, etc.
• And probably many many bugs I haven’t had the time to identify yet, but which I expect to be polishing as development continues.