lmullen / bibkeys

A Ruby utility to list all the citation keys in a BibTeX file

🚀 Greetings

I'm Lincoln Mullen. I am a historian of American religion and the nineteenth-century United States, often using computational methods for texts and maps. I am history faculty at George Mason University, and Director of Computational History at the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media (@CHNM on GitHub).

My work on GitHub mostly involves my research projects. These are usually data analytical projects, but I have also developed some software packages. To give you a quick tour of the highlights:

• America's Public Bible: A Commentary (repo) is an application of machine-learning to find millions of biblical quotations in historical U.S. newspapers and understand the results.
• American Religious Ecologies (repo) digitizes, transcribes, maps, and visualizes historical datasets about American religion.
• Legal Modernism (repo) analyzes nineteenth-century and early twentieth-century Anglo-American treatises, caselaw, and other legal documents. Our civil procedure codes repo contains code for an earlier article.
• Apiary (repo) is RRCHNM's data API, written in Go.
• Computing Cultural Heritage in the Cloud (repo) was an experiment to apply machine-learning models across the Library of Congress digital collections using their APIs.
• I maintain the following R packages, which you can also find on R Universe: tokenizers, textreuse, USAboundaries, historydata, internetarchive, gender, WPAnarratives, tractarian, geochecker.
• dotfiles and CV repos.

You can find me at various places around the internet:

• My website (repo).
• My Micro.blog.
• My newsletter about American religious history, digital history, and the making thereof.

bibkeys's Issues

old fashioned error

How can I work around this? Error when calling from bash:

 bibkeys backupBibFile.bib
   2.3.0/gems/bibtex-ruby-2.3.4/lib/bibtex/bibliography.rb:121: 
   warning: BibTeX::Entry#respond_to?(:to_ary) is old fashion which 
   takes only one parameter

#begin pseudo code

require 'bibtex'
require 'bibkeys'
b = BibTeX.open('./ruby.bib')
for |key| in b
puts "file = {'./mydir/pdfs/%key.pdf'}"
b.save