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webfscholar

Generate publications webpage from a google scholar in just two steps:

  1. Convert Google Scholar to BibTeX
  2. Convert BibTeX to webpage.

The default theme (pictured above) is mobile-friendly and searchable. You can view sample output at r.aaalv.in.

webfscholar

Installation

pip install webfscholar

Why webfscholar

The intermediate bibtex allows you to plug-and-play with other auto-publication-webpage services. Furthermore, unlike most Google Scholar unofficial APIs, this library:

  • Uses information pulled directly from the Google Scholar profile page, as opposed to un-configurable search results. This means webfscholar will respect any custom titles or removed publications.
  • Supplants Google Scholar information using ArXiv.

The website-builder also supports:

  • A default, mobile-friendly theme with a search bar

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