I have a published paper and I am going to use it in my dissertation. I normally use Mendeley to create .bib file. However, I am wondering is there a smart and easy way to create this .bib file by just providing the paper or doi of the paper and it gives me the .bib file of the references?
For example, I want a .bib file that contains the references of this article:
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/microscopy-and-microanalysis/article/estimating-step-heights-from-topdown-sem-images/ECA77A258DAA20A73CA510AADFFD4F08
Best Answer
It's not TeX, but I use this python 3 code to do something like this:
It uses the site http://dx.doi.org/ to get the information. So, you list the doi number in 'ListaDOI' (how many you need) and just run with your python. It will show the bib entry and save it into a 'bibliography.txt'.
Edit: added isbn search. It uses a specific python lib, the isbnlib. The same way you put isbn into 'ListaISBN', like in 'ListaDOI'.