I Have a Rock
David Chang33 downloadsBrowse Zotero annotations in a sidebar, quote them into notes with links back to the PDF, view and annotate PDFs, and edit Zotero notes.
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A plugin connecting Zotero and Obsidian.
Plugin page on Obsidian Community
Why the name?
Zotero gets its name from the Albanian word zotëroj, which means "to own" or "to master."
Obsidian, on the other hand, is a type of volcanic glass. Basically, a rock.
So I guess I have a rock.
Requirements
Zotero 10, with the Local API turned on in Zotero's settings.
Privacy
| Network use | Connects only to Zotero on this computer (127.0.0.1:23119, the Zotero Local API). Nothing is sent to the internet. |
| Files outside the vault | Reads Zotero's data folder: storage/ to show PDFs, and cache/library/ for annotation images. Read only. |
License
MIT © David Chang
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About
Connect Obsidian to Zotero on your computer to browse library entries, open PDFs, and display annotation images from Zotero's data folder. Keep data local using Zotero 10's Local API; read-only access and nothing is sent to the internet.Details
Current version
0.1.1
Last updated
4 days ago
Created
6 days ago
Updates
2 releases
Downloads
33
Compatible with
Obsidian 1.14.4+
Platforms
Desktop only
License
MIT