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Library
Library allows you to browse BibTeX files on your Android device.
What's Library APK?
Library is a app for Android, It's developed by Christian Gogolin author.
First released on google play in 11 years ago and latest version released in 6 years ago.
This app has 34.8K download times on Google play and rated as 3.55 stars with 49 rated times.
This product is an app in Productivity category. More infomartion of Library on google play
Library allows you to browse BibTeX files on your Android device.
Features include:
* Clear presentation of BibTeX entries in a list
* Search/Filter
* Open associated local files (including file path conversion)
* Open URL and DOI links
* Minimal permissions
* Can load library file from cloud storage via storage access provider (on Android 4.4 and newer)
Library is free and open source! You can get the source code from github:
git clone https://github.com/cgogolin/library.git
Use Case:
I have a library of scientific papers on my PC. I use Mendeley to manage it, but any other software that exports to BibTeX, such as referencer, would also do the job. I keep the BibTeX file containing all the bibliographic information as well as the files (mostly pdf and djvu) in a version control repository (I have tried subversion and git). This I can clone/check out to my Android Tablet using OASVN or Pocket Git. Library then allows me to conveniently browse my scientific papers and view and annotate them in a pdf app. The modified files can then be pushed/committed to the repository for backup and synchronization.
Features include:
* Clear presentation of BibTeX entries in a list
* Search/Filter
* Open associated local files (including file path conversion)
* Open URL and DOI links
* Minimal permissions
* Can load library file from cloud storage via storage access provider (on Android 4.4 and newer)
Library is free and open source! You can get the source code from github:
git clone https://github.com/cgogolin/library.git
Use Case:
I have a library of scientific papers on my PC. I use Mendeley to manage it, but any other software that exports to BibTeX, such as referencer, would also do the job. I keep the BibTeX file containing all the bibliographic information as well as the files (mostly pdf and djvu) in a version control repository (I have tried subversion and git). This I can clone/check out to my Android Tablet using OASVN or Pocket Git. Library then allows me to conveniently browse my scientific papers and view and annotate them in a pdf app. The modified files can then be pushed/committed to the repository for backup and synchronization.
