- Handle any BibTeX style (even those producing multiple bibliographies);
- Use additional fields like abstract, url, ps, etc. to insert web links;
- Crossrefs are also replaced by links;
- Sort by dates or authors, in increasing or decreasing order;
- Read simple macros in TeX or LaTeX files;
- Show syntax errors in BibTeX files;
- Extract from one or several BibTeX files the set of entries satisfying a given criterion.
Examples
The simplest is to look at an example. And here is another with my own bibliography.Documentation
On-line documentation or in PDF format. Note for users using a version of bibtex2html prior to 1.98: TeXlive 2010 prevents bibtex2html to run bibtex in a temporary directory, resulting in an error message such asbibtex: Not writing to /var/folders/Ub/Ubo4JLWw2RWgeU+1YuiY3U+++TM/-Tmp-/bib2html67bb78.blg (openout_any = p). I couldn't open file name `/var/folders/Ub/Ubo4JLWw2RWgeU+1YuiY3U+++TM/-Tmp-/bib2html67bb78.blg' error 1 while running bibtexA workaround consists in telling bibtex2html to use the current directory for temporary files, using the following shell command before running bibtex2html:
export TMPDIR=.
Distribution
bibtex2html is written in OCaml and is freely distributed, under the terms of the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE. bibtex2html requires that bibtex is installed. bibtex2html is hosted on github.The current version is 1.98 and can be downloaded from here. See the CHANGES. The distribution includes:
- The full sources : bibtex2html-1.98.tar.gz
- A pre-compiled binary for Linux (x86_64) : bibtex2html-1.98-linux.tar.gz
- A pre-compiled binary for OSX (x86_32) : bibtex2html-1.96-osx-x86_32.tar.gz (contributed by Thomas Danckaert)
- A pre-compiled binary for OSX (x86_64) : bibtex2html-1.96-osx-x86_64.zip (contributed by Domenico Bianculli)
- Windows:
- Installer for bibtex2html 1.95
- Windows 7 64-bit binaries: bibtex2html-1.98-windows.zip (contributed by Vito Fasano)
- Solaris Package (contributed by Peter Felecan)
- Debian package
- FreeBSD Port
- OpenBSD Port (contributed by Ingo Feinerer)
Ressources
A collection of BibTeX style files and related scripts, contributed by some bibtex2html users, is available here. See for instance Mario Valle's publications and the associated script,or John Owens's publications and the associated script.
Authors
Jean-Christophe Filliâtre and Claude Marché.Ralf Treinen contributed the aux2bib tool and the Debian package. Coments and bug reports: mail us (sending us the BibTeX file which produces the bug if possible).
Thanks to Xavier Leroy and Thomas Ruedas for their help.
Related HTML tools
- HeVeA
- A powerful and highly configurable LaTeX to HTML converter.
- from https://www.lri.fr/~filliatr/bibtex2html/
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