Lixplore-cli

A Unix-inspired command-line tool for searching scientific literature, built for terminal users who want speed, automation and minimal interfaces.

Search PubMed, arXiv, Crossref, DOAJ and Europe PMC in one command with Boolean queries, deduplicate the results, and export to 8 formats including BibTeX, RIS, EndNote and Excel. Browse and annotate papers in a full-screen TUI, and get new-paper alerts on email, Telegram, Slack and 14 other channels.

📚 Complete Documentation | 🐛 Report Issues

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✨ Features

Core Features

• 🔍 Multi-Source Search - Search 5 academic databases simultaneously (PubMed, arXiv, Crossref, DOAJ, EuropePMC)
• 🔤 Boolean Operators - Advanced queries with AND, OR, NOT, parentheses
• 📊 Smart Sorting - Sort by relevance, newest, oldest, journal, or author
• 🔢 Smart Selection - Export odd/even, ranges, first/last N articles
• 💾 8 Export Formats - CSV, Excel, JSON, BibTeX, RIS, EndNote, XML
• 📖 Review Mode - View articles in separate terminal windows
• 🎯 Deduplication - Advanced duplicate removal with multiple strategies
• 📁 Organized Exports - Auto-organized folders by format type in ./exports/
• 📬 Paper Alerts - Scheduled digests of new papers on 17 channels, via GitHub Actions or cron

Advanced Features

• 📥 PDF Downloads - Automatic PDF downloads from PMC, arXiv, Unpaywall, and SciHub (optional)
• 🔗 PDF Link Display - Show clickable PDF links for open access articles in terminal (NEW!)
• 📚 Reference Manager Integration - Direct Zotero API integration and Mendeley RIS export
• 📊 Statistics Dashboard - Comprehensive analytics with visualizations (publication trends, top journals, top authors)
• 🎨 Full-screen TUI - Search, read, rate, annotate and export in a Textual interface (--tui)
• 📝 Citation Export - Format citations in APA, MLA, Chicago, IEEE styles
• 🔧 Custom API Integration - Plugin architecture for any REST API (Springer, BASE, etc.)
• 💡 Metadata Enrichment - Auto-enrich results from multiple APIs (Crossref, PubMed, arXiv)
• 💾 Smart Caching - 7-day cache with automatic expiration
• 📄 Pagination - Browse large result sets with automatic pagination
• 🎯 Export Profiles - Save and reuse export configurations
• 📋 Export Templates - Predefined templates (Nature, Science, IEEE)
• 🗜️ Export Compression - ZIP compression for batch exports

Documentation

• 📚 Complete Documentation Site - Comprehensive online documentation
• 📖 32+ Documentation Pages - Getting started, user guides, command reference, examples
• 🔍 All 75 Flags Documented - Detailed examples for every command-line flag
• 🎓 Step-by-Step Tutorials - From installation to advanced workflows
• 💡 Quick Examples - Built-in examples with --examples flag
• 📄 Man Page - Traditional Unix man page included

🚀 Interactive Interface

• 🎨 Enhanced TUI Mode - Beautiful text-based interface with search, browse, annotate, and export
• 📝 Annotation System - Rate, tag, comment, and organize your research library
• 📊 Statistics Dashboard - Visualize publication trends and analytics
• 💾 Smart Export - Export to 8 formats with intelligent deduplication

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🎯 Two Ways to Use Lixplore

1️⃣ Full-screen TUI - Research Cockpit

Perfect for exploring, reading and curating papers

pip install "lixplore-cli[tui]"   # adds Textual (Python 3.9+)
lixplore --tui

┌ ◆ Lixplore  (semaglutide OR tirzepatide) AND obesity   ● PubMed ● EuropePMC ○ arXiv  [Search] ┐
├──────────────┬──────────────────────────────────────────────┬─────────────────────────────────┤
│ Search    ^F │     Title                    Author  Year Src│ GLP-1 Receptor Agonists in      │
│ Library   ^L │ 4★  GLP-1 Receptor Agonists  Yuan Y  2026 PM │ Heart Failure: A Systematic …   │
│ Alerts    ^N │ ●   An RNA thermogenic ther… Thorne  2026 PM │ Yuan Y, Chen C, Li X +2         │
│ Stats     ^T │     Patient characteristics… Tewksb… 2026 EP │ Drugs · 2026 · PubMed           │
│              │                                              │ ── Your notes ──────────        │
│ RECENT       │                                              │ ★★★★☆  ○ unread  ▲ medium       │
│ semaglutide… │ 36 results · 1 selected · sorted by newest   │ ── Abstract ────────────        │
├──────────────┴──────────────────────────────────────────────┴─────────────────────────────────┤
│ ⏎ Read  o Browser  a Annotate  space Select  e Export  f Filter  1-5 Rate  esc Back  ? Help   │
└───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

• ✅ Results stream in per database, with a live preview of the highlighted paper
• ✅ Rate with 1–5, annotate (status, priority, tags, notes) on one form
• ✅ Library of everything you've annotated, filterable and searchable
• ✅ Alerts view: see what's new for your saved alert searches
• ✅ Export selected / shown / all results in 8 formats
• ✅ Mouse support, command palette (Ctrl+P), themes, works on Linux, macOS and Windows
• ℹ️ Enrichment, citation styles and PDF download are CLI flags for now

2️⃣ Command Line Mode - Direct Commands ✅ (Fully Production-Ready)

Perfect for scripting, automation, and quick searches

All 75 flags fully functional and tested!

# Quick search and export
lixplore -P -q "machine learning" -m 20 -X xlsx

# Advanced workflow with deduplication
lixplore -A -q "COVID-19" -m 50 -D --sort newest -X csv

# Citation export with enrichment
lixplore -P -q "CRISPR" -m 30 --enrich crossref -C apa

# Batch export to multiple formats
lixplore -x -q "quantum computing" -m 25 -X csv,bibtex,ris --zip

All Features Available:

• ✅ 75 command-line flags
• ✅ Multi-source search (PubMed, arXiv, Crossref, DOAJ, EuropePMC)
• ✅ Boolean operators and advanced queries
• ✅ 8 export formats (CSV, Excel, JSON, BibTeX, RIS, EndNote, XML)
• ✅ Citation formatting (APA, MLA, Chicago, IEEE)
• ✅ Metadata enrichment and PDF downloads
• ✅ Deduplication with multiple strategies
• ✅ Export profiles and templates
• ✅ Complete annotation system

Note: Legacy shell (--shell) and wizard (--wizard) modes are still available but deprecated in favor of the enhanced TUI mode.

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🆕 Feature Highlights

📥 PDF Download & Link Display

Download PDFs automatically with smart fallback chain:

• PubMed Central (open access)
• arXiv (preprints)
• DOI Resolution via Unpaywall
• SciHub fallback (optional, user-configured)

lixplore -P -q "open access" -m 10 --download-pdf

Show PDF Links directly in search results (NEW!):

• Display clickable PDF links for open access articles
• Works in modern terminals (iTerm2, GNOME Terminal, Windows Terminal)
• No download required - click to open in browser

lixplore -x -q "machine learning" -m 10 --show-pdf-links

📚 Reference Manager Integration

Direct integration with your favorite reference managers:

• Zotero: API integration with collection support
• Mendeley: RIS export for easy import

Setup Zotero (one-time):

1. Get API key: https://www.zotero.org/settings/keys
2. Configure: lixplore --configure-zotero YOUR_API_KEY YOUR_USER_ID

Usage:

# Add to Zotero library
lixplore -P -q "research" -m 10 --add-to-zotero

# Add to specific collection
lixplore -P -q "AI" -m 20 --add-to-zotero --zotero-collection 4FCVPNAP

📊 Statistics Dashboard

Comprehensive analytics with beautiful ASCII visualizations:

• Publication trends by year
• Top journals and authors
• Source distribution
• Metadata completeness

lixplore -P -q "AI" -m 100 --stat

🎨 Full-screen TUI

Open any CLI search in the TUI to read, rate, select and export:

lixplore -P -q "machine learning" -m 50 -i

🔧 Custom API Integration

Add ANY API source via simple JSON configuration:

• No code modification needed
• Supports Springer, BASE, and more
• Plugin architecture for extensibility

lixplore --custom-api springer -q "quantum physics" -m 20

💡 Smart Enhancements

• Metadata Enrichment: Auto-fill missing data from multiple APIs
• Export Profiles: Save and reuse export configurations
• Citation Formatting: Export as APA, MLA, Chicago, IEEE
• Batch Export: Export to multiple formats simultaneously
• Deduplication Strategies: Multiple algorithms with customization

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📬 Paper Alerts by Email, Telegram, Discord, Slack & more

Get new papers for your searches delivered on a schedule, run free by GitHub Actions. No server, no file edits:

1. Fork this repo and enable workflows in the Actions tab.
2. In Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions, add the variable LIXPLORE_QUERIES (one search per line), plus secrets for any channel: Email, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, Matrix, WeCom, Feishu, DingTalk, ntfy, Gotify, Pushover, PushPlus, ServerChan3, AstrBot or a custom webhook (n8n/Zapier for WhatsApp, SMS and more).
3. Run Actions → Lixplore Alerts → Run workflow → test.

Each digest lists only papers new since the last one, with a CSV/BibTeX attachment. Full guide: docs/guide/alerts.md.

Prefer your own computer? pip install -U lixplore-cli, then lixplore --alerts init creates the settings file and lixplore --alerts schedule prints the cron / Task Scheduler line.

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🚀 Quick Start

⚠️ Prerequisites

Before installing Lixplore, ensure you have:

Python 3.9 or higher:

python3 --version

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Installation

Method 1: pipx (Recommended)

Best for most users. Installs in an isolated environment, no virtual env needed.

# Install pipx if you don't have it
# Arch: sudo pacman -S python-pipx
# Ubuntu/Debian: sudo apt install pipx
# Fedora: sudo dnf install pipx
# macOS: brew install pipx

# Then install lixplore
pipx install lixplore-cli

# Upgrade
pipx upgrade lixplore-cli

Why pipx? Modern Linux distros (Arch, Fedora 38+, Ubuntu 23.04+, Debian 12+) block system-wide pip install (PEP 668). pipx handles this automatically by creating isolated environments per tool while keeping the lixplore command available globally.

Method 2: pip (in virtual environment)

# Create and activate a virtual environment
python3 -m venv ~/.venvs/lixplore
source ~/.venvs/lixplore/bin/activate

# Install
pip install lixplore-cli

# Upgrade
pip install --upgrade lixplore-cli

Method 3: Arch Linux (AUR)

# Using yay
yay -S lixplore-cli

# Using paru
paru -S lixplore-cli

Method 4: Homebrew (macOS & Linux)

brew install pryndor/lixplore/lixplore-cli

# Upgrade
brew update && brew upgrade lixplore-cli

Works on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. Includes the full-screen TUI (lixplore --tui).

Method 5: From source

git clone https://github.com/pryndor/Lixplore_cli.git
cd Lixplore_cli
pip install -e .

Optional: Full-screen TUI

For lixplore --tui (Textual; without it you get a simpler Rich TUI):

# With pipx (inject into existing install)
pipx inject lixplore-cli rich textual

# With pip
pip install "lixplore-cli[tui]"

# Arch Linux
sudo pacman -S python-textual

✅ Verify Installation

lixplore --version
lixplore --help

🐛 Troubleshooting

❌ Error: "externally-managed-environment" (Linux)

This means your distro blocks system-wide pip installs. Use pipx (Method 1) instead.

❌ Error: "command 'pip' not found"

# Use pip3 or python module syntax
pip3 install lixplore-cli
python -m pip install lixplore-cli

❌ Error: Permission denied (Linux/macOS)

# Use pipx (recommended) or install for current user
pipx install lixplore-cli
# or
pip install --user lixplore-cli

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🖥️ TUI Mode Troubleshooting (Linux)

lixplore --tui uses Textual (≥ 4.0). Without Textual it falls back to a simpler TUI built on rich (≥ 13.0). If it fails to launch, follow these steps:

Step 1 — Run the built-in diagnostics

lixplore --check-tui

This prints your Python version, Textual and Rich status, and exact fix instructions.

Step 2 — Install / inject Textual

Installation method	Fix command
pipx (most common)	pipx inject lixplore-cli textual rich
pip + venv	pip install "lixplore-cli[tui]" (activate venv first)
Arch Linux (AUR)	sudo pacman -S python-textual
Homebrew	included, nothing to install

pipx users — common gotcha: pipx creates an isolated environment per tool. Installing textual with plain pip or pacman puts it in a different Python environment that lixplore cannot see. Always use pipx inject lixplore-cli textual rich so it lands inside the same isolated env.

Step 3 — Check terminal compatibility

Rich needs a terminal that supports ANSI escape codes and Unicode. Verify yours:

# Should print "xterm-256color" or similar (not "dumb")
echo $TERM

# Quick Unicode/color test
python3 -c "from rich.console import Console; Console().print('[bold cyan]OK[/bold cyan]')"

Known-working terminals on Linux: GNOME Terminal, Konsole, Alacritty, Kitty, Tilix, Xfce4-terminal, WezTerm.

Step 4 — SSH / remote sessions

When connecting over SSH the TERM variable is sometimes lost, disabling Rich:

# On your local machine, connect with terminal forwarding
ssh -t user@host

# Or force 256-color on the remote side
export TERM=xterm-256color
lixplore --tui

Step 5 — Headless / container environments

Rich will not render correctly in Docker containers, CI runners, or terminals with NO_COLOR=1 set. In these environments, unset the variable if it was set unintentionally:

unset NO_COLOR
lixplore --tui

Step 6 — tmux / screen sessions

Multiplexers like tmux and screen sometimes set TERM=screen, which limits color support. Inside a tmux session:

# Quick fix for current session
export TERM=xterm-256color
lixplore --tui

# Permanent fix — add to ~/.tmux.conf
# set -g default-terminal "screen-256color"

For screen, launch it with: screen -T xterm-256color

Step 7 — Linux virtual console (tty without a desktop)

If you are logged in directly on a raw Linux console (not inside GNOME Terminal, Konsole, etc.) your TERM will be linux, which does not support 256 colors. The TUI will look broken or fail to render.

Solution: Log in via SSH from a color-capable terminal, or start a desktop session and use a terminal emulator listed in Step 3 above. Alternatively, use CLI mode (all features work without a terminal emulator).

✅ If TUI still doesn't work — use CLI mode

All flags work in CLI mode without any extra dependencies. CLI mode is fully production-ready and is what we recommend for scripting, automation, and SSH sessions:

# CLI equivalents for common TUI workflows
lixplore -P -q "your topic" -m 20          # search PubMed
lixplore -A -q "your topic" -m 50 -D       # search all + deduplication
lixplore -P -q "topic" -m 20 -X xlsx       # export to Excel
lixplore -P -q "topic" -m 20 -i            # open the results in the TUI

Basic Usage

# Search PubMed
lixplore -P -q "cancer treatment" -m 10

# Search all sources with deduplication
lixplore -A -q "COVID-19" -m 50 -D

# Export to Excel
lixplore -P -q "diabetes" -m 20 -X xlsx -o results.xlsx

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📚 Documentation

📖 Complete Online Documentation

Visit our comprehensive documentation site for:

• Getting Started Guides - Installation and first search tutorial
• User Guides - Search, filtering, export, annotations, PDF management
• Command Reference - All 75 flags with detailed examples
• Advanced Features - Automation, AI integration, Zotero, custom APIs
• Examples - Common workflows, use cases, tool integrations

Quick Help

# Show quick examples
lixplore --examples

# Show complete help
lixplore --help

# View man page (after installing)
man lixplore

# Browse online documentation
# https://pryndor.github.io/Lixplore_cli/

Key Commands

Search Sources

-P, --pubmed       # Search PubMed
-C, --crossref     # Search Crossref
-J, --doaj         # Search DOAJ
-E, --europepmc    # Search EuropePMC
-x, --arxiv        # Search arXiv
-A, --all          # Search all sources
-s PX              # Combined (PubMed + arXiv)

Boolean Operators

# AND - both terms required
lixplore -P -q "cancer AND treatment" -m 10

# OR - either term
lixplore -P -q "cancer OR tumor" -m 10

# NOT - exclude term
lixplore -P -q "diabetes NOT type1" -m 10

# Complex queries
lixplore -P -q "(cancer OR tumor) AND treatment" -m 20

Export Formats

-X csv      # CSV format
-X xlsx     # Excel with formatting
-X json     # JSON structured data
-X bibtex   # BibTeX for LaTeX
-X ris      # RIS for reference managers
-X enw      # EndNote Tagged (recommended)
-X endnote  # EndNote XML
-X xml      # Generic XML

Smart Selection

# Export odd-numbered articles
lixplore -P -q "research" -m 50 -S odd -X csv

# Export first 10 articles
lixplore -P -q "cancer" -m 50 -S first:10 -X xlsx

# Export range
lixplore -P -q "study" -m 50 -S 10-20 -X enw

# Mixed patterns
lixplore -P -q "science" -m 50 -S 1 3 5-10 odd -X csv

Sorting

--sort newest   # Latest publications first
--sort oldest   # Earliest publications first
--sort journal  # Alphabetical by journal
--sort author   # Alphabetical by author

Review Mode

# Step 1: Search
lixplore -P -q "aspirin" -m 10

# Step 2: Review in separate terminal
lixplore -R 2

# Close review window: Press 'q' or Ctrl+C

PDF Links

# Show clickable PDF links in results
lixplore -x -q "neural networks" -m 10 --show-pdf-links

# Combine with abstracts
lixplore -P -q "cancer" -m 20 -a --show-pdf-links

# Multi-source with PDF links
lixplore -A -q "COVID-19" -m 50 -D --show-pdf-links

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🎯 Use Cases

1. Literature Review

# Search all sources, deduplicate, sort newest, export top 20
lixplore -A -q "machine learning healthcare" -m 100 -D \
  --sort newest -S first:20 -X xlsx -o ml_healthcare.xlsx

2. Boolean Search with Export

# Advanced query with multiple conditions
lixplore -P -q "(COVID-19 OR coronavirus) AND (vaccine OR treatment)" \
  -m 50 --sort newest -X enw -o covid_papers.enw

3. Quick Sample Review

# Search 50, export odd-numbered (25 articles)
lixplore -A -q "cancer immunotherapy" -m 50 -D \
  -S odd -X csv -o cancer_sample.csv

4. Historical Research

# Sort by oldest to study evolution
lixplore -P -q "diabetes" -m 100 --sort oldest \
  -X xlsx -o diabetes_history.xlsx

5. Multi-Step Workflow

# 1. Search
lixplore -P -q "neuroscience" -m 20

# 2. Review specific articles
lixplore -R 2 5 8

# 3. Export selected
lixplore -P -q "neuroscience" -m 20 -S 2 5 8 -X enw

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📊 Export Formats

All exports are automatically organized into folders under exports/ in the folder you run lixplore from (use -o FILE to choose a path yourself):

exports/
├── csv/              # CSV files
├── excel/            # Excel files (.xlsx)
├── json/             # JSON files
├── bibtex/           # BibTeX files
├── ris/              # RIS files
├── endnote_tagged/   # EndNote Tagged (.enw)
├── endnote_xml/      # EndNote XML files
└── xml/              # Generic XML files

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🔧 Advanced Features

Smart Selection Patterns

Pattern	Syntax	Example	Result
Specific	1 3 5	-S 1 3 5	Articles #1, #3, #5
Range	1-10	-S 1-10	Articles #1 through #10
Odd	odd	-S odd	Odd-numbered articles
Even	even	-S even	Even-numbered articles
First N	first:10	-S first:10	First 10 articles
Last N	last:5	-S last:5	Last 5 articles
Mixed	1 3 5-10	-S 1 3 5-10	Combined patterns

Sort Options

• relevant - Default API order (most relevant first)
• newest - Latest publications (2025 → 2020)
• oldest - Earliest publications (1990 → 2000)
• journal - Alphabetical by journal name
• author - Alphabetical by first author

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🖥️ Platform Support

Lixplore works on all major platforms:

• ✅ Linux (all distributions)
• ✅ macOS (10.14+)
• ✅ Windows (10+)

Platform-Specific Notes

Linux

Review feature works with: xfce4-terminal, gnome-terminal, konsole, xterm, alacritty, kitty

macOS

Review feature uses Terminal.app

Windows

Review feature uses cmd.exe

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📦 Installation Methods

Method	Command	Best for
pipx (recommended)	pipx install lixplore-cli	All Linux/macOS users
pip + venv	pip install lixplore-cli	Virtual environments
AUR	yay -S lixplore-cli	Arch Linux users
Homebrew	brew install pryndor/lixplore/lixplore-cli	macOS & Homebrew users
From source	pip install -e .	Development

See Quick Start above for detailed instructions.

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🔍 Requirements

• Python 3.9 or higher
• Internet connection for API access
• Terminal emulator (for review feature)

Dependencies

• biopython - PubMed/NCBI API access
• requests - HTTP requests
• openpyxl - Excel export support
• textual + rich (optional) - Full-screen TUI

All core dependencies are automatically installed. For the TUI, install with pip install "lixplore-cli[tui]" or pipx inject lixplore-cli textual rich.

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📖 Man Page

After installation, install the man page using whichever method suits you:

Option 1 — built-in command (any install method):

lixplore --install-man
man lixplore

Option 2 — from a cloned repo:

bash docs/install_man_page.sh
man lixplore

The installer automatically finds the right directory, handles sudo when needed, and refreshes the man database. If man lixplore still fails after a user-local install, add this to your shell profile:

export MANPATH=$HOME/.local/share/man:$MANPATH

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☕ Support the Project

If you find Lixplore useful for your research, consider supporting its development!

Why support?

• ✨ Keeps the project actively maintained and updated
• 🚀 Helps add new features and integrations
• 📚 Supports free, open-source academic tools
• 🌍 Makes research more accessible to everyone

"If you value independent research tools and open access to literature, consider buying me a coffee ☕—it helps keep development and research going!"

Your support enables:

• Regular updates and bug fixes
• New API integrations (IEEE Xplore, Scopus, Web of Science)
• Advanced features (LLM integration, citation networks, collaboration tools)
• Better documentation and tutorials
• Faster response to issues and feature requests

Other ways to support:

• ⭐ Star the repository on GitHub
• 🐛 Report bugs and issues
• 💡 Suggest new features
• 📖 Improve documentation
• 🔀 Contribute code via pull requests
• 📢 Share Lixplore with your research community

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🚀 Development Roadmap

TUI Mode Enhancement (Active Development)

We're actively working to bring all CLI features into the TUI mode. Upcoming updates will include:

• 🔄 All CLI Flags in TUI - Full integration of all command-line features
• 📊 Advanced Filtering - Date ranges, author search, DOI lookup in TUI
• 📥 PDF Integration - Direct PDF download and viewing from TUI
• 🔧 Custom API Support - GUI for adding custom data sources
• 📋 Profile Management - Visual interface for export profiles
• 🎯 Citation Formatting - Interactive citation style selection
• 📈 Advanced Statistics - More visualization options

Current Status: The Textual TUI covers search, reading, rating, annotation, library, alerts, stats and export. Enrichment, citation styles and PDF download are CLI flags for now.

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🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

1. Fork the repository
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/AmazingFeature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add some AmazingFeature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/AmazingFeature)
5. Open a Pull Request

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📰 Reviews

Community write-ups, tutorials, and independent reviews of Lixplore:

• Lixplore-cli: The Ultimate Command Line Tool Revolutionizing Academic Research A detailed overview of Lixplore's strengths as a Python-based CLI for researchers — covering multi-source search, export formats, scripting potential, and why the command-line approach outperforms graphical alternatives for academic workflows.

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📝 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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🙏 Acknowledgments

• PubMed/NCBI for providing free API access
• arXiv for open preprint access
• Crossref for DOI metadata
• DOAJ for open access journal data
• EuropePMC for European literature access

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Reviews

• OSTechNix: https://ostechnix.com/lixplore-cli-command-line-academic-research-tool/
• Ardreyex: https://andreyex.ru/linux/lixplore-cli-instrument-komandnoj-stroki-dlya-nauchnyh-issledovanij/
• Mylinux: https://muylinux.xyz/lixplore-cli-una-herramienta-de-linea-de-comandos-para-investigacion-academica/

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📧 Support & Community

• 📚 Documentation: https://pryndor.github.io/Lixplore_cli/
• 🐛 Issues: GitHub Issues
• ❓ FAQ: Documentation FAQ

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🔗 Quick Links

• 📦 PyPI Package: https://pypi.org/project/lixplore-cli/
• 💻 GitHub Repository: https://github.com/pryndor/Lixplore_cli
• 📚 Documentation: https://pryndor.github.io/Lixplore_cli/
• 🐛 Issue Tracker: https://github.com/pryndor/Lixplore_cli/issues
• 🚀 Changelog: https://pryndor.github.io/Lixplore_cli/about/changelog/
• 🤝 Contributing Guide: https://pryndor.github.io/Lixplore_cli/about/contributing/

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