get-bibtex 2.0.1

A Python tool for fetching citations from multiple sources.

get-bibtex

A Python tool for fetching citations from multiple sources.

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Features

• Multiple data sources (CrossRef, DBLP, Google Scholar)
• Smart workflow and fallback mechanism
• Batch processing
• Detailed error handling and logging

Quick Start

Installation

pip install get-bibtex

Basic Usage

from apiModels import CrossRefBibTeX

# Using CrossRef
fetcher = CrossRefBibTeX(email="[e-mail]")
bibtex = fetcher.get_bibtex("10.3390/s22197244")  # FedMSA paper
print(bibtex)

Using Workflow

from apiModels import WorkflowBuilder, CrossRefBibTeX, DBLPBibTeX

# Create workflow
workflow = WorkflowBuilder()
workflow.add_fetcher(CrossRefBibTeX(email="[e-mail]"))
workflow.add_fetcher(DBLPBibTeX())

# Batch processing
queries = [
    "ECA-Net: Efficient Channel Attention for Deep Convolutional Neural Networks",
    "CBAM: Convolutional Block Attention Module"
]
results = workflow.get_multiple_bibtex(queries)

Using Google Scholar

Getting SerpAPI Key

1. Visit SerpAPI and sign up
2. Get API key from Dashboard
3. Initialize Google Scholar fetcher with API key

from apiModels import GoogleScholarBibTeX

fetcher = GoogleScholarBibTeX(api_key="your-serpapi-key")
bibtex = fetcher.get_bibtex("Attention Is All You Need")
print(bibtex)

Notes

• Free plan limited to 100 searches per month
• Use environment variables for API key
• Prefer CrossRef and DBLP when possible

Examples

Fetching Attention Mechanism Papers

from apiModels import CrossRefBibTeX

fetcher = CrossRefBibTeX(email="[e-mail]")

# Get ECA-Net paper citation
bibtex = fetcher.get_bibtex("10.1109/cvpr42600.2020.01155")
print(bibtex)

File Processing

from apiModels import WorkflowBuilder

workflow = WorkflowBuilder()
workflow.add_fetcher(CrossRefBibTeX(email="[e-mail]"))
workflow.add_fetcher(DBLPBibTeX())

# Read queries from file and save results
workflow.process_file("papers.txt", "references.bib")

Documentation

For detailed documentation, see blog_cn.md

Contributing

Pull requests and issues are welcome!

License

MIT