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# Adding Zotero CSV Files to Your Project | ||
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This project supports analyzing and visualizing reference networks using CSV files exported from Zotero, a free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, cite, and share research. Follow the steps below to download your Zotero library as a CSV file and add it to this project for further processing. | ||
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## Exporting Your Library from Zotero | ||
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1. **Open your Zotero application** or log in to your Zotero account via the web interface. | ||
2. **Select the collection** you wish to export. You can export your entire library or any specific collection or tag that you have created within Zotero. | ||
3. **Go to the "File" menu** (in the Zotero desktop application) or click on the gear icon (in the Zotero web interface), and select `Export Library...`. | ||
4. **Choose the CSV format** for the export. Ensure that you check any additional options that you need, such as including notes or files attached to your references. | ||
5. **Save the CSV file** to your computer. | ||
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## Adding the CSV File to Your Project | ||
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Once you have exported your library or collection from Zotero: | ||
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1. **Locate the `data` folder** within your project directory. If it does not exist, create it at the root level of your project. | ||
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Your project structure should look something like this: | ||
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``` | ||
reference-network/ | ||
│ | ||
├── config/ | ||
├── reference_network/ | ||
├── figures/ | ||
├── tests/ | ||
├── data/ # <--- Place your CSV files here | ||
└── pyproject.toml | ||
``` | ||
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2. **Move or copy the exported CSV file** into the `data` folder. You can do this using your file manager or via a command line interface: | ||
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```sh | ||
mv /path/to/your/exported_file.csv /path/to/your_project_root/data/ | ||
``` | ||
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Replace `/path/to/your/exported_file.csv` with the actual path to your downloaded Zotero CSV file and `/path/to/your_project_root/data/` with the path to the `data` folder in your project. | ||
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## Using the CSV File in Your Project | ||
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With the CSV file now in the `data` folder, you can proceed to use it within your project. The path to the CSV data must be specified in config/data_config.yaml. |