Mendeley2Biblatex
This package is not maintained any more.
This package converts a mendeley database to a biblatex file
It is based on a script written by François Bianco, University of Geneva
Installation
pip install mendeley2biblatex
Usage
First locate your database. On Linux systems it is:
ls ~/.local/share/data/MendeleyLtd./MendeleyDesktop/your@email.com@www.mendeley.com.sqlite
The package only reads your database, but to avoid any loss it is recommended to work on a copy of your database
Then run mendeley2biblatex on your file with
mendeley2bibtex -o mendeley.bib mendeley.sqlite
- To see all options use
mendeley2biblatex -h
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