To customize how your Tropy item is mapped to CSL/JSON and Zotero, duplicate your Tropy template in Tropy's template editor and assign each field you want to export a CSL/JSON field by setting the template field's label to the corresponding CSL/JSON id. The following CSL/JSON fields are currently recognized:
- abstract
- accessed
- annote
- archive
- archive-place
- archive_location
- author
- authority
- call-number
- chapter-number
- citation-label
- citation-number
- collection-editor
- collection-number
- collection-title
- composer
- container
- container-author
- container-title
- container-title-short
- dimensions
- director
- DOI
- edition
- editor
- editorial-director
- event
- event-date
- event-place
- first-reference-note-number
- genre
- illustrator
- interviewer
- ISBN
- ISSN
- issue
- issued
- jurisdiction
- keyword
- locator
- medium
- note
- number
- number-of-pages
- number-of-volumes
- original-author
- original-date
- original-publisher
- original-publisher-place
- original-title
- page
- page-first
- PMCID
- PMID
- publisher
- publisher-place
- recipient
- references
- reviewed-author
- reviewed-title
- scale
- section
- source
- status
- submitted
- title
- title-short
- translator
- type
- URL
- version
- volume
- year-suffix
To use your custom mapping, select your template in the plugin's configuration.
To import to Zotero successfully, your exported data must include the
type field with a valid Zotero item type such as 'book', 'chapter',
or 'article-journal' (CSL types).