papr 0.0.13

A command line tool to manage scientific papers.

Papr

Papr is a tool to manage and quickyl access scientific papers from the command line.

Features

• Fast search: search in the title of papers via regular expressions.
• Notes: create notes for each paper.
• Rating of papers: rate your papers via five star rating system.
• Tags: assign each paper different tags.

Install

You can install papr via pip:

pip install papr

Getting started.

Papers are organized in repositories. To create a repository change into a directory where the repository should be created and type papr init. Example:

cd astro_repo
papr init

This will create a directory .paper in the astro_repo directory to store metadata. All PDFs will be stored in astro_repo.

Default repositories

The last repository which you create with papr init is set as the default repository. If you call papr without being in a repository the default repository will be used for all operations. Otherwise, the current working directory will be used as the repository.

Fetch a paper from arXiv.org or OpenReview.net

Fetching a document from arXiv is quite easy. You just have to provide the URL of the abstract and papr will download the PDF and will automatically extract the title. Example:

papr fetch https://arxiv.org/abs/1812.07561

The same does also work for papers on OpenReview.net:

papr fetch https://openreview.net/forum?id=HkNDsiC9KQ

Run

When you have added papers to your repository you can run papr by simply executing:

papr

You will see your list of papers through which you can navigate.

Further information

Run papr --help for further information.