AnyStyle Command Line Interface
anystyle --help
NAME
anystyle - Finds and parses bibliographic references
SYNOPSIS
anystyle [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]
VERSION
1.1.0 (cli 1.0.2, data 1.2.0)
GLOBAL OPTIONS
-F, --finder-model=file - Set the finder model file (default: none)
-P, --parser-model=file - Set the parser model file (default: none)
--adapter=name - Set the dictionary adapter (default: ruby)
-f, --format=name - Set the output format (default: ["json"])
--pdfinfo=path - Set the path for pdfinfo (default: none)
--pdftotext=path - Set the path for pdftotext (default: none)
--help - Show this message
--[no-]stdout - Print results directly to stdout
--[no-]verbose - Print status messages to stderr
--version - Display the program version
-w, --[no-]overwrite - Allow overwriting existing files
COMMANDS
check - Check tagged documents or references
find - Find and extract references from text documents
help - Shows a list of commands or help for one command
license - Print license information
parse - Parse and convert references
train - Create a new finder or parser model
anystyle help find
NAME
find - Find and extract references from text documents
SYNOPSIS
anystyle [global options] find [command options] input [output]
DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents the AnyStyle `find' command. AnyStyle `find'
analyzes PDF or text documents and extracts all references it finds.
The input argument can be a single PDF or text document, or a folder
containing multiple documents. The (optional) output argument specifies
the folder where the results shall be saved; if no output folder is
specified, results will be saved in the folder containing the input.
AnyStyle `find' supports the following formats:
bib BibTeX (references only);
csl CSL/JSON (references only);
json AnyStyle JSON (references only);
ref One reference per line, suitable for parser input;
txt Plain text document;
ttx Tagged document format, used for training the finder model;
xml References only, XML, suitable for training the parser model.
You can specify multiple output formats, separated by commas.
Anlyzing PDF documents currently depends on `pdftotext' which must be
installed separately.
EXAMPLES
anystyle -f csl,xml find thesis.pdf
Extract references from `thesis.pdf' and save them in `thesis.csl' and
`thesis.xml'.
anystyle -f bib find --no-layout thesis.pdf bib
Extract references from `thesis.pdf' in `no-layout' mode (e.g., use this
if your document uses a multi-column layout) and save them in BibTeX in
`./bib/thesis.bib'.
anystyle find --crop 72 thesis.pdf -
Extract references from `thesis.pdf' cropping away one inch (72pt) from
each page border and print the results to STDOUT.
anystyle find --crop 72,28 thesis.pdf -
Extract references from `thesis.pdf' cropping away one inch (72pt) from
each page's left and right border, approx. 1cm (28pt) from the top
and bottom.
COMMAND OPTIONS
-C, --crop=pt - Set cropping boundary for text extraction (default: none)
--[no-]layout - Use layout mode for PDF text extraction (default: enabled)
--[no-]solo - Include references outside of reference sections
anystyle help parse
COMMAND OPTIONS
--[no-]layout - Use layout mode for PDF text extraction (default: enabled)
NAME
parse - Parse and convert references
SYNOPSIS
anystyle [global options] parse input [output]
DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents the AnyStyle `parse' command. AnyStyle `parse'
segments references (one per line) and converts them into structured
formats.
The input argument can be a single text document containing one full
reference per line (blank lines will be ignored), or a folder containing
multiple documents. The (optional) output argument specifies
the folder where the results shall be saved; if no output folder is
specified, results will be saved in the folder containing the input.
AnyStyle `parse' supports the following formats:
bib BibTeX (normalized);
csl CSL/JSON (normalized);
json AnyStyle JSON (normalized);
ref One reference per line, suitable for parser input;
txt Same as `ref';
xml XML, suitable for training the parser model.
You can specify multiple output formats, separated by commas.
EXAMPLES
anystyle -f json,xml parse biblio.txt
Extract references from `biblio.txt' and save them in `biblio.json' and
`biblio.xml'.
anystyle --stdout -f csl parse input.txt
Extract references from `input.txt' and print them to STDOUT in CSL/JSON.
anystyle help check
NAME
check - Check tagged documents or references
SYNOPSIS
anystyle [global options] check input
DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents the AnyStyle `check' command. AnyStyle `check'
analyzes tagged text documents or references.
The input argument can be a single TTX or XML document, or a folder
containing multiple documents.
AnyStyle `check' supports the following input formats:
ttx Tagged document format, used for training the finder model;
xml References only, XML, suitable for training the parser model.
EXAMPLES
anystyle check training-data.xml
Checks all references in the XML file and prints a report to STDOUT.
anystyle help train
NAME
train - Create a new finder or parser model
SYNOPSIS
anystyle [global options] train input [output]
DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents the AnyStyle `train' command. AnyStyle `train'
creates a new finder or parser model based on the supplied training sets.
The input argument can be a XML document, or a folder containing multiple
TTX documents.
EXAMPLES
anystyle train data.xml my-model.mod
Creates a new parser model based on the XML training set and saves it
as `my-model.mod'. To use your model use the global `--finder-model'
or `--parser-model' flags.
License
Copyright 2011-2018 Sylvester Keil. All rights reserved.
AnyStyle is distributed under a BSD-style license. See LICENSE for details.