Abstract

Last week I made Citation.js usable for the command line, with Node.js. First of all, the main file determines if it is being run with Node.js or in the browser, and switches to Browser or Nodejs mode based on that. This way, it knows when to use methods like document.createElement('p') and XMLHttpRequest and when not to. Secondly, I created node.Citation.js. It is a file specialised for Node.js that loads Citation.js as a package and feeds it command line arguments. It, of course, also saves the output to some specified file.

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