`Cite.plugins.output.config` is undefined
See original GitHub issueI’m trying to import a new CSL style.
According to the docs (https://citation.js.org/api/tutorial-output_plugins_csl.html), we should be able to do:
let config = Cite.plugins.output.config.get('csl');
config.templates.add(citation_style_name, citation_stylesheet);
But Cite.plugins.output.config
is undefined 😦
Did the API change and the docs are just out of date? Or something else?
Cheers!
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Nevermind, I think it’s on me. Async things happening in unexpected order in my code. Thanks!
Or alternatively, bibliography.js grabbing a new engine, rather than the existing one?