Does anyone know if a WYSIWYG editor for biblatex
exists, where I simply can enter some kind of template (e.g. regular expression or whatever) and the needed commands to produce this style would be generated.
Especially for the style of entries in the reference list. Considering different orders of e.g. author, journal, year ... brackets or not, or colon, semicolon or just a dot and so on.
From what I saw on the net, LyX seems to be not compatible with biblatex
.
I think this would be a helpful tool – not only for biblatex
newbies.
Remark
This question seeks for:
Generators of BibLaTeX styles, not of BibLaTeX contents.
Hence only a tool whose output is a set of BibLaTeX commands to be put in a document preamble is what the answers should be about.
Examples of what are not the right tools (making not valid answers):
- JabRef, BibDesk, ... (manages bibliography entries, not BibLaTeX styles)
makebst
,custom-bib
, ... (good try, but it is for BibTeX, not BibLaTeX)
LyX
is an editor and has nothing to do withbiblatex
. You have to configureLyX
how it should run the bibliography commands.:(
:)
The default would be a CLI (command-line interface), and with a special--gui
flag which would trigger a UI interaction. My plan is to share these ideas with PLK, Joseph and specially you.:)