Benutzer:Atlasowa/ref citation tools
ottobib.com
OttoBib - Make a bibliography or works cited with just an ISBN.
Cite4Wiki (Firefox add-on)
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).
Zotero (Firefox add-on)
ProveIt
Bazzargh/citemark (bookmarklet)
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)
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)
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.
SnipManager
Diberri/Template filler
- en:User:Diberri/Template filler
- http://tools.wmflabs.org/citation-template-filling/cgi-bin/index.cgi
- en:File:Screenshot_of_pubmed.autolink.wtf.user.js_in_action.png
Diberri / Dave's Template Filler (for lack of a better name) 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.
Holek/cite-gen
RefToolbar
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.
Dispenser/Reflinks
fengtools/reflinks
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.
To use, insert this code into Special:MyPage/common.js:
importScript( 'User:Zhaofeng Li/Reflinks.js' );
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:
importScript('User:Mvolz/veCiteFromURLLoader.js');
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:
importScript('User:Salix alba/Citoid.js');