Dominic D

I did a quick test using the [bottleneck](https://www.npmjs.com/package/bottleneck) library to rate limit requests with a minimum of 20 ms between each request. Actually this made the requests both slower and...

>That's what I'd expect: it's how the library is designed, no? The docs for minTime say 'How long to wait after launching a job before launching another one.' Sorry, that...

I dug into this a bit more and it's not really trivial to handle 429 responses where they're more likely to occur (when we use Zotero translators to parse the...

Is this all we need? https://github.com/diegodlh/zotero-cita/blob/b3db0a822448935430959cf22e8c121ca4232a84/src/wikidata.js#L885-L890 To get this to work with Zotero, I guess we'd have to patch the code that parses identifiers to also look for QIDs, then...

Yeah, that should be fairly easy to implement. So what you get from exporting to a file with the quick statements format is what you want? Just if that could...

The tab key not working basically sounds like a bug that we should fix. Do you have an example of an extension that has a nice keybinding system that we...

The tab key not working is because of this line here. If I comment it out tabbing through the fields works nicely. Not exactly sure what the comment means /...

Does a language only apply to the title of a work? I guess this is also a problem with the Quickstatements translator? Or would it correctly export a Zotero item...

This looks like how the attachment is added https://github.com/ethanwillis/zotero-scihub/blob/ecc63def1bea5cee3e342f832f8c743f4d3b61a0/content/zoteroUtil.ts#L7 Basically we just give a URL to the PDF and Zotero should do the rest. Adding this as a new function...

Also looks like a nice data source. Like you mentioned in #168 - some sort of middle layer managing all the possible identifiers / citation data sources could be handy...