Manage references with Zotero and integrate them in Neovim

We learn how to manage references with Zotero and integrate them into our Quarto documents directly from Neovim.

I did go off on a bit of a tangent about otter evolutionary biology – because I needed an example reference – that you can skip by going to 3:28.

00:00 - Intro
0:28 - Otter reference tangent
3:28 - Zotero, Nvim, Quarto

[jacobdoran]

Came for the plugin, stayed for the otters.

[rezhaadriantanuharja]

Hi, excellent plugin. I went through the repository and believe that icon is enabled by default when :Telescope zotero is executed. Is there any way to disable it for a simpler look?

[ertwro]

Simple and excellent plugin, thank you. This helps me a little in my could turkey of emacs and org-ref. Quarto is a little better than rmarkdown so far but I miss org-mode so much but emacs is so slow. I tried papis but since is python it breaks constantly, so using zotero has been a little better. What I miss is the option of being able to open the pdf file associated to my citation with just one keystroke.

[noopstv]

What plugin is exactly responsible for the autocompletion of the references and how does it work? My lsp doesn't seem to catch the references.bib and doesn't provide any autocompletion. Any guidance here, looked at your kickstart but I couldn't find anyhing.

[daanielevitabile]

Thanks this is very interesting and would in fact solve a problem that has been bugging me fore years! One question: in which .bib file does the plugin copy the bibtex entry? I can imagine people would have more than one name for bib files, and possibly multiple bib files. Also, would it all work within a .tex file, with perhaps vimtex enabled?