Includes guided manual entry and raw BibTeX entry detect changes to attachments and upload new version automatically BibDesk (Supports static-groups and attached files/external links, no smart group support)
JabRef (Supports top-level groups and attached files/external links, no nested group support) Integration with desktop BibTeX solutions: Additionally, I strive to be timely in fixing reported issues.
Bibdesk import from google scholar how to#
I am open to suggestions for how to improve the experience, and to hearing about what features would make the app worthwhile for your use. Or check out my wiki and issue tracker at:
You can check out the app on google play: There are many other features, most of which are listed below. The next version of Eratosthenes (v0.6, projected release: March 2014) will include: Sharing entries with collaborators is a snap. There is also a streamlined search workflow for finding and attaching PDFs to entries.Įratosthenes can also format and export citations and attachments to outside applications such as G-mail. Clicking on a DOI, PubMed entry, or Google Scholar 'Import BibTeX' link will be detected by Eratosthenes, allowing you to automatically import BibTeX entries, and PDFs if they are available (currently supports PubMedCentral and Google Scholar PDFs). It can also integrate with desktop solutions including JabRef and BibDesk (supports JabRef and BibDesk groups, file and url attachments), but also serves as a standalone solution for BibTeXing on the go.Įratosthenes integrates into the Android environment to deliver a seamless reference search experience. I just wanted to let the android-using BibTeX community know about a recently released app for managing BibTeX databases.Įratosthenes is a full-featured BibTeX based reference manager which is currently available through Google Play for all Android devices running Android 4.0 or higher.Įratosthenes supports cloud storage through Dropbox (with Google Drive support in the works).
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