Make sure you have installed Ruby.
In data/<name>.rb
, put all your bib entries like this:
entry!('zhou2019genderlessbias',
emnlp(2019),
title('Examining Gender Bias in Languages with Grammatical Gender'),
author('Pei Zhou and Weijia Shi and Jieyu Zhao and Kuan-Hao Huang and Muhao Chen and Ryan Cotterell and Kai-Wei Chang'),
nil)
entry!('li2019visualbert',
arxiv(2019, id='1908.03557'),
title('VisualBERT: A simple and performant baseline for vision and language'),
author('Liunian Harold Li and Mark Yatskar and Da Yin and Cho-Jui Hsieh and Kai-Wei Chang'),
nil)
Notice we use the follwing format:
- Key: last_name_of_first_author year keyword
- Conference/Journal: you can see some predefine conference names in
data/venues.rb
or define a new conference or journal name by yourself. When defining a new name, use short-handing for conferences if possible, and use the full name for journals. - Author: use the format
FIRST_NAME LAST_NAME
and make sure names are separated by "and".
Put your personal website link in data/links.rb
. Generating all.html
will use this link information.
Just use the following command:
make
New all.bib
and all.html
will be generated for use.
Push your own bib entries data/<name>.rb
, new all.bib
, and new all.html
to Github.