Latex/ Overleaf

[snehesh]

While Google docs integration is very nice, the Overleaf integration seems such a pain. How do you usually use the citation from paperpile to latex? Maybe I don’t know the tricks… any tips for adding citation from the paperpile library would be great.

[Ian_Jermyn]

There is no Overleaf integration, as far as I know, so the following cannot really be called a tip: I create a label containing the papers I want to cite in a publication, select all, export the Bibtex to the clipboard, and paste into a file in Overleaf.

[snehesh]

That is a helpful tip, thank you!

[vicente]

We are currently working on integration with Overleaf and other solutions for BibLaTeX. Stay tuned for news soon

[snehesh]

Sounds exciting… curiously waiting

[Keelan_Cook]

Any news on the Overleaf integration? That’s the thing I really need at this point.

[vicente]

Almost, @Keelan_Cook - we should release betas for this and BibTeX export workflows within the next two weeks!

[Keelan_Cook]

Excellent news!

[Michael_Witbrock]

Where should I look for the instructions for the Paperpile Overleaf integration beta?

[vicente]

Welcome to our forum, @Michael_Witbrock! Check out this forum post:

️ New: Automatic BibTeX sync and Overleaf integration (public beta)

What’s new? Automatically sync and external BibTeX file. Whenever you add, update or remove references in your library Paperpile will update the BibTeX file. You can sync a folder, label or your whole library to a BibTeX file. You can choose your destination: Google Drive. Once your BibTeX file is on Google Drive you can use it on all your devices however you want, e.g. sync to your local Desktop computer. GitHub. Use this option, if you use GitHub for version control of your manuscript. For…

[Michael_Witbrock]

Thanks. I managed to get the overleaf integration working. It’s very useful, especially filter by tag.