INSPIRE Bibliographic Tools
INSPIRE supported tools
INSPIRE supported API examples
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inspire_api_author_citations.py
shows the total number
of citations an author gets each year for a given range of years.
Calculates the aggregated number of citations to all
publications attributed to a certain author per year.
User developed tools
This list is offered as a convenience to our community. INSPIRE makes no representations about the accuracy or safety of these tools. Please direct all questions to the listed author.
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spires.py by Tom Brown at the String Theory Wiki.
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This is a python program that accesses information on papers in INSPIRE. It can access title, author, bibitem and BiBTeX records, update your local BiBTeX library and download papers from the arXiv. A separate program listcitations.py reads through a TeX file and then looks up all the \cite{...} references and outputs the bibitems.
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pyinspire.py by Ian Huston.
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Retrieve results from the INSPIRE HEP database (https://inspirehep.net) from the command line.
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inspiretools by David M. Straub.
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This Python 3 package provides two scripts,
auxtobib
and auxtoxml
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file as input. auxtobib
fetches the bibtex entries for all the articles cited in the document from INSPIRE. auxtoxml
return an XML file containing the titles of the articles.
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filltex by Davide Gerosa
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filltex
is a simple tool to fill LaTex reference lists with records from the ADS and INSPIRE databases.
find it on github
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Inspire app (iOS) by Yuji Tachikawa (立川 裕二)
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OS X front end for inspire-hep and arxiv
- It caches Inspire queries for faster lookups.
- It grabs abstracts from arXiv.org or journal websites.
- Download & read PDFs by one click.
- You can even read your favorite arXiv/new.
find it on github