Benutzer:Atlasowa/ref citation tools

• en:Help:Citation tools
• zu Belegdichte und ref-Statistiken: Benutzer:Atlasowa/ref stats

Belege (= ref) angeben (traditionelle Technik, in bengalischer Sprache)

(1) "Bearbeiten" anklicken

(2) Maus/Cursor an die passende Textstelle setzen und auf das Buch icon "Quellenangabe" klicken

(3) Im Fenster den Weblink + "Text des Einzelnachweises" eingeben/kopieren und "Einfügen" anklicken

(4) Einzelnachweis erscheint mit "ref" Code im Wikitext

(5) "Einzelnachweise" Abschnitt mit "ref"-Code einfügen (seit 2014 funktioniert die Anzeige der refs auch ohne diese Extra-Eingabe!)

(6) In der "Vorschau" den geänderten Artikeltext überprüfen, "speichern", fertig.

isbn2wiki (wmflabs)

• https://tools.wmflabs.org/isbn2wiki/
• You can enter an ISBN or call this script directly with '?isbn=...'
• This script currently searches the following databases : Google books, DDB, Amazon, Biblio, Campusi, Library of Congress, WorldCat (deactivated : BOL, Buchkatalog, Froogle, ISBNDB)

ottobib.com (website)

• http://www.ottobib.com
• http://www.ottobib.com/isbn/0195117972/wp

OttoBib - Make a bibliography or works cited with just an ISBN.

hbz-da.de PMID URL Reference-Konverter (website)

Screenshot

• PMID-to-Wikipedia-reference creates wikipedia references from PMIDs as well as DOIs
• URL-in-Wiki-Konverter (Mit oder ohne Ref-Tags ausgeben)
  • Siehe auch Benutzer:Kuebi/Weblinkeditor

reftag (website)

• DOI Wikipedia reference generator: Converts a digital object identifier (DOI) into {{Cite journal}}.
• New York Times Wikipedia reference generator: Converts a NYT URL into a {{Cite news}}.
• Wikipedia citation tool for Google Books: Converts a Google Books URL into {{Cite book}}.

source-templates-generator (website)

• http://tools.nasqueron.org/wikimedia/write/sourcetemplatesgenerator/ Source template generator: Generates {{Lien web}}, {{Article}} quote template from an URL.

• http://hg.dereckson.be/source-templates-generator

Wikicite

WikiCite ScreenShot

• en:Wikipedia:Wikicite

Wikicite is a program for Microsoft Windows that helps people to properly add inline references to Wikipedia articles. Wikicite was written by David Moss in Visual Basic .NET during 2006. It is open source, free software.

Wikicitator/wikiciter

Wikicitator, website

Wikicitator, gadget

• http://tools.freeside.sk/wikiciter/sk/
• als website oder gadget [2]

Cite4Wiki (Firefox add-on)

Cite4Wiki menu screenshot

Cite4Wiki window screenshot

• en:Wikipedia:Cite4Wiki

Cite4Wiki is a free and open source Firefox add-on. It is a contextual menu ("right-click") citation generating tool for Wikipedia. It generates refs from opened websites (URL).

Wikipedia-References-Creator (Firefox add-on)

• Wikipedia-References-Creator (Firefox add-on)

Wikipedia-References-Creator AddOn creates wikipedia references from websites by right click with mouse. It includes an automatic detection of Google-Books, Amazon, and each other website (as simple ref or web template reference). The result is automatic copied to the clipboard. Additionally an selected Digital Object Identifier (DOI) or PubMed ID could directly translated in an wikipedia reference by jump to a special website which knows all of DOI and PubMed ID with title, author, ... and provides a valid wikipedia reference.

WPcite (Firefox add-on)

• WPcite download

WP:CITE is a Firefox add-on that automatically generates footnote referencing citations for Wikipedia When the user right clicks and selects the WP:CITE menu option, a small window opens, populated with Wikicode that references the current web page, including: URL, Title, Publisher, and Accessdate. (by Jonathan Hochman, Diego Cadogan)

Zotero (Firefox add-on)

Zotero to wikipedia

Zotero dragndrop

video: Zotero demo for wikipedia

• Zotero
• Benutzerin:JakobVoss/Zotero
• Benutzer:Cepheiden/Zotero
• commons:Category:Zotero

ProveIt (wmflabs)

ProveIt maximized screenshot

• http://proveit.wmflabs.org
• en:User:ProveIt_GT
• Benutzer:Dietzel/proveit
• commons:Category:ProveIt

Chrome wikipedia citation (Chrome Extension)

• Cite page in wikipedia (Chrome Extension)

Chrome citation extension automatically creates a wikipedia reference by creen-scraping from the most commonly referenced websites, saving you the hassle of hacking it yourself.

Bazzargh/citemark (bookmarklet)

• en:User:Bazzargh/citemark

This citemark script is a Bookmarklet that extracts useful metadata from most webpages. Unlike more sophisticated tools like Zotero, it doesn't try to make data fit the citation template; it blindly dumps out a useful set of metadata in citation format, leaving you to edit the results. I find that it's easier to remove data that I've extracted by mistake rather than have to type in data that other tools failed to extract.

V111P/WebRef (bookmarklet)

A text box with the Cite Web template is displayed on top of the page after activating the bookmarklet.

• en:User:V111P/js/WebRef

WebRef is a script automating the filling of the template:cite web. You run the script as a bookmarklet on the webpage you want to cite. A form will be displayed on top of that page with a text box containing the prefilled cite template. Not all the information can be autofilled on all sites, however it's easy to just drag or copy and paste the information from the page when the form with the cite template in on the same page. For some sites for the script to be able to fill all the information (including the name of the author and the date of the article) you have to configure the script to let it know where to find that information - to do that, press the Site setup button and follow the instructions.

Ark25/RefScript (bookmarklet)

• en:User:Ark25/RefScript

This Ark25/RefScript is a JavaScript bookmarklet, very useful if you want to create citations (references) with a single click. If the script doesn't know a specific website, it will capture at least the title of the article and the name of the website. For the moment, the script can only handle a few sites (BBC, Daily Mail, Daily Mirror, The Daily Telegraph, Huffington Post, Huffington Post Canada, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, The Times of India, Financial Times, The Economist, Wall Street Journal, Business Week, Ars Technica, TG Daily), but the good part is that everyone can teach the script how to handle a new website. If for example you are using a lot The New York Times for citations, you can teach the script how to find the key elements (title, author, date) into that newspaper's online articles and then you can save a lot of time by creating citations with a single click. I am not using often English newspapers for the citations I create, but I developed the script to handle about 30-40 most important Romanian newspapers and that's helping me a lot.

• en:Wikipedia:Village pump (proposals)/Archive 105#Speeding up the creation of references and external links
• ro:Proiect:Cod Wikipedia/Bookmarklets/Generare referințe

SnipManager

SnipManager

• en:User:Odie5533/SnipManager

SnipManager is a script which adds a toolbar to the top of the edit box for holding complex signatures, templates, or other pieces of text. Auto-generates reference names with author's last name and year.

•  Pro Good integration into WP via user script
•  Kontra No autocomplete functionality? except auto-generated reference names.
•  Info:

MakeRef (tools.wmflabs)

"MakeRef" form (old toolserver version)

• http://tools.wmflabs.org/makeref/
• meta:MakeRef

MakeRef is a tool to assist in the generation of reference tags. It was written by Magnus Manske and runs on the Tool Labs server. It can be configured through subpages of its meta page. Reference Generator: Depending on type of source, requires at least some part of citation, or a URL link, or some form of reference ID number.

Can be improved by editors via editing at meta!

No integration into WP via user script, gadget?

Templator Vorlagen-Generator (tools.wmflabs)

• https://tools.wmflabs.org/templator/
• meta:Templator

Templator Vorlagen-Generator is a tool run by Magnus Manske on WMF Labs. It provides an easier way to find relevant templates and enter the appropriate data.

Diberri/Template filler (tools.wmflabs)

Screenshot of the Greasemonkey user script in action.

• en:User:Diberri/Template filler is a tool for generating template markup quickly and simply. It uses identifiers such as ISBNs and PubMed IDs to fill templates such as cite book and cite journal.
• http://tools.wmflabs.org/citation-template-filling/cgi-bin/index.cgi Enter a DrugBank ID, HGNC ID, ISBN, PubMed ID, PubMed Central ID, PubChem ID, or URL and press submit to fill out an appropriate template that can be pasted into a Wikipedia article

• http://tools.wmflabs.org/legobot/cgi-bin/reflinks.py by meta:User:Legoktm/Toolserver (Bookmarklet: Just drag the following link to your toolbar)

Holek/cite-gen (toolserver)

Cite-gen-tool-js

• en:User:Holek/cite-gen
• http://toolserver.org/~citegen/

Universal Reference Formatter (toolserver)

Universal Reference Formatter results

• http://toolserver.org/~verisimilus/Scholar/Cite.php?
• archived examples: [3][4]

Verisimilus's Cite generation or Universal Reference Formatter tool lets you find articles using built-in Google Scholar interface and automatically produce an appropriate cite template. It also features a BibTeX to cite converter.

Citation bot

• http://tools.wmflabs.org/citations/doibot.html
• en:User:Citation bot/use by en:User:Smith609/Verisimilus

You can type or paste in only the ISBN, DOI, PMID, or the Google Books URL, and let the Citation bot do the rest. The only requirement is to use templates for citations: {{Cite book}}, {{Cite journal}} and others. These templates are generally placed within <ref> tags. Just type {{cite doi|10.####/whatever}} or {{cite pmid|12615090}}, , save the page, and set the bot on it – then the bot will fill in all the details you missed! For example the title, journal, page numbers, digital object identifiers, etc.

• Nov 2015: running again after the https change, updated it, and fixed some outstanding bugs, including handling multiple author names.

RefToolbar

RefToolbar: Cite web

RefToolbar Video Anleitung

• commons:Category:RefToolbar
• en:Wikipedia:RefToolbar

RefToolbar refers to a series of JavaScript/jQuery scripts that help editors add citation templates to articles. It works in conjunction with the MediaWiki extension WikiEditor. The newest version, RefToolbar 2.0 is turned on by default for new users. Originally an opt-in Wikipedia Gadget, Reftoolbar was moved to a site-wide script on February 25, 2011, and to an opt-out gadget on April 2014.

• toollabs:reftoolbar/lookup.php Provides the autofill capability used to auto-complete forms based on ISBN, DOI, and PMID values. (source code)
•  Pro Per Standard gadget Integration in WP, für user/ IPs
•  Kontra Hinweis, dass dieses Tool heimlich Kontakt zu einer externen Website außerhalb der WMF aufnimmt, dadurch die Möglichkeit hat, die Zuordnung von der IP zum Benutzernamen festzustellen sowie die E-Mail-Adresse des Anwenders und seine Beobachtungsliste auszulesen[5]

Yadkard (tools.wmflabs)

• http://tools.wmflabs.org/yadkard/

Yadkard tool can be used to create shortened footnote/named reference for a given: Google Books URL, DOI (Any Digital object Identifier) or ISBN (International Standard Book Number). Additionaly, URL of many major news websites are supported. That includes: The New York Times, BBC, Daily Mail, Daily Mirror, The Daily Telegraph, The Huffington Post, The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, Bloomberg Businessweek, Financial Times, and The Guardian.

• by Dalba
• https://github.com/irdb/yadkard/blob/master/noorlib.py

Dispenser/Reflinks (toolserver)

A screenshot displaying the Reflinks link at the bottom of the toolbox.

• en:User:Dispenser/Reflinks
• https://toolserver.org/%7Edispenser/view/Reflinks

reFill by Zhaofeng Li (tools.wmflabs)

reFill

<ref>http://example.com</ref>
→<ref>{{cite web|url=http://example.com|title=Example Domain|publisher=}}</ref>

reFill converts bare references (red) into complete ones (green)

• en:User:Zhaofeng_Li/Refill
• https://tools.wmflabs.org/refill/ (before: https://tools.wmflabs.org/fengtools/reflinks/) Expand bare references with ease (Give a wiki article)
• reFill formerly fengtools/reflinks is a rewrite of Dispenser's Reflinks hosted on Tool Labs. It adds information (page title, work/website, author and publication date, if metadata is included) to bare references semi-automatically, and supports fetching the source text from either the wiki or direct input.

• https://tools.wmflabs.org/refill/test/ Generate a reference: Coming soon

• To use (add a link labeled reFill in the sidebar), insert this code into Special:MyPage/common.js:

mw.loader.load( "https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:Zhaofeng_Li/Reflinks.js&action=raw&ctype=text/javascript" );

Zhaofeng_Li/CiteGen (browser addon)

CiteGen on Chrome

• https://tools.wmflabs.org/fengtools/citegen/
• en:User:Zhaofeng_Li/CiteGen CiteGen is an extension for browsers (currently only Chrome and Firefox) that generates a Wikipedia citation for the current page, using Reflinks as the backend.

Mvolz/veCiteFromURL

• en:User:Mvolz/veCiteFromURL

veCiteFromURL is a VisualEditor dialog that will insert a citation given a URL. It will display in "cite" drop down list as "Cite from URL."

To use, insert this code into Special:MyPage/common.js: mw.loader.load('//en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:Mvolz/veCiteFromURLLoader.js&action=raw&ctype=text/javascript');

Salix_alba/Citoid

The user interface: Citoid client (ex. [1])

• en:User:Salix_alba/Citoid

Salix_alba/Citoid is a client for the mw:citoid service, used to generate citation templates from a URL. Its heavily based on en:User:Mvolz/veCiteFromURL. Its very much a quick hack and comes with no warrantees. It will create a toolbox link 'citoid' clicking on that brings up a dialog where you can input a url and get a filled in citation template.

To use, insert this code into Special:MyPage/common.js: mw.loader.load('//en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:Salix_alba/Citoid.js&action=raw&ctype=text/javascript');

citoidWikitext (PerfektesChaos)

Button

• Benutzer:PerfektesChaos/js/citoidWikitext
  • JavaScript Benutzerskript – automatisches Ausfüllen von Zitationsvorlagen – {{Literatur}} und {{Internetquelle}} etc. – mittels Zotero-Expertise und dem Citoid-Server der WMF.
  • Mögliche Suchwünsche: URL, ISBN, DOI, Standard-IDs: arXiv, PMID, PMC, Bibliothekskataloge: DNB, LCCN, OCLC, Vorlage:Google Buch, Zotero-Unterstützung
  • Benutzer_Diskussion:Se4598#Chat_mit_Citoid-Server-Admin https://citoid.wikimedia.org/
• To use, insert this code into Special:MyPage/common.js:

mw.loader.load("//en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:PerfektesChaos/js/citoidWikitext/r.js&action=raw&bcache=1&maxage=86400&ctype=text/javascript");

VisualEditor/Reference Dialog / Citoid

VisualEditor - demonstration of auto-cite creation, flat

• mw:VisualEditor/Design/Reference Dialog
• mw:Citoid
• mw:VisualEditor/Citation tool

Wikidata sourcing tool development

Primary sources tool mockup

• d:Wikidata:Primary sources tool
• d:Wikidata:Referencing improvements input

Sourcerer screenshot

• Sourcerer by user:Magnus Manske (d:Wikidata:Tools/User scripts#Sourcerer) which provides refs/links from the corresponding Wikipedia articles

• Sourcery by Magnus Manske, example

CitationHunt (gamification)

CitationHunt screenshot

• Citation Hunt @tools.wmflabs: Help find citations for Wikipedia articles! by User:Surlycyborg
  • former: Citation Hunt@herokuapp
  • by category! example in category:Active volcanoes
• en:Wikipedia:Village_pump_(idea_lab)#CitationHunt: licensed under the MIT license and hosted now in Tools Labs, still using a static database

• meta:Grants:IdeaLab/A citation a day by User:Sjgknight

Librarybase

• http://librarybase.wmflabs.org/wiki/Librarybase:Home
  • by meta:User:Harej
  • James Hare @harej: @ReaderMeter @wikidata I'm setting up a labs instance to proof-of-concept a Wikibase of bibliographic data based on Wikipedia citations - 5. Sep. 2015
  • James Hare @harej Will either integrate into Wikidata or create a new Wikimedia project - 5. Sep. 2015

Citing as a public service: presentation by User:DarTar at the 2015 Wikipedia Science Conference pitching Wikidata as an open bibliographic and citation data repository.

• • http://www.slideshare.net/dartar/citing-as-a-public-service-building-the-sum-of-all-human-citations

BILBO : Automatic reference labeling

• BILBO : Automatic reference labeling: "BILBO is an open source software for automatic annotation of bibliographic reference. It provides the segmentation and tagging of input string. It is principally based on Conditional Random Fields (CRFs), machine learning technique to segment and label sequence data. As external softwares, Wapiti is used for CRF learning and inference and SVMlight is used for sequence classification."
• https://github.com/OpenEdition/bilbo BILBO is released under the terms of the GPL version 2.

See also

• ((citation needed)): Filling in Wikipedia’s Citation Shaped Holes Kris Jack, Pablo López-García, Maya Hristakeva, and Roman Kern, In Bibliometric-enhanced Information Retrieval, ECIR. Amsterdam 2014. (data via the #Mendeley corpus)
• intelwiki [6] [7]? "This thesis investigates whether an intelligent system that automatically generates resource recommendations could make the process of editing Wikipedia articles easier. This investigation involves the following research questions: 1) How should a system generate resource recommendations? 2) In what way should a system present the recommended resource materials to the user? 3) Does having streamlined access to recommended resource materials make it easier for users to edit Wikipedia articles?" [8]
• meta:Grants:IEG/find sources 2.0 by hanteng (more integrated approach that provides human collaboration and contextual knowledge on sources, online and offline, beyond just English language, is needed beyond the current sporadic use of template en:template:Find sources.)