Pulling tags into the literature note templates?

[mikeion]

Hi there,

Thanks again for this amazing plugin! You have provided a list of variables that we can put in our literature note content templates (i.e., citekey, DOI, page, etc.). I'm wondering if it would be possible to also pull a comma-separated list of tags provided by Zotero that are associated with each unique citation? I'm thinking that this is where the backlinking functionality of Obsidian can really shine!

[annargrs]

+1, this would be really helpful.

[hans]

Hi, this is a great idea! Unfortunately zotero-better-bibtex doesn't include the tag data in its CSL-JSON export.

BUT it does include it in the BibLaTeX export, which will soon be supported (in the 0.4.0 release) and which is currently supported on the develop branch.

I'm focusing on stability/performance issues at the moment, but I'd gladly appreciate a code contribution here if anyone is interested. I'll document the relevant necessary work below for others (or for my later self in case no one else gets to it :) )

• add keywords properties to the EntryData type and its various adapters, and linking this up to the BibLaTeX keywords property
• add some methods to the relevant Entry classes to provide string-formatted tag lists
• add the relevant template variable(s)

[slsdunn]

+1 for this, would be super useful. I would absolutely help if I knew how!

[huaiyizhao]

Any updates on this feature?

[huaiyizhao]

I found something at #61, where you can use {{entry.data.fields.keywords}} to extract tags of Zotero and do some tricks like {{#each entry.data.fields.keywords}}{{#if @last}}#{{this}}{{else}}#{{this}}, {{/if}}{{/each}} to convert them to obsidian tags. But it may not work on keywords with blank space.