Allow adding arbitrary arguments to the pandoc invocation (for basic citation support)
See original GitHub issueRelates to #21 - this is a quick intermediate fix to support citations, at the cost of being slightly less user friendly (docs can help though).
The idea is there should be a setting where you can add stuff like this to the command (from SkepticMystic):
--citeproc --csl "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/citation-style-language/styles/master/apa.csl"
--bibliography "Zotero Exports\My Library.json"
--reference-doc="Pandoc\Templates\APA7.docx"
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FYI @tim-hilde @mafsi I’ve added some documentation about getting citations working here (I actually tested it this time!): https://github.com/OliverBalfour/obsidian-pandoc/wiki/Citations-(work-in-progress) It’s a little fiddly at this stage but it works for now
Yeah, the problem with Obsidian Plugins is that they are far from standard. I like to keep as close to standard as possible for the time when I will switch from Obsidian to other editor.