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Version 0.5

Add support for arXiv DOIs.

Version 0.4.3

Fix crash in htmlexport.
Before, pybib2web crashed if there was a  BibTeX entry
with at least one, but not all of the following properties:
  * technical report with key 'number'
  * key 'venue'
  * key 'howpublished'
  * key 'institution'

Version 0.4.2

Supports new BibTeX value `urlpub` to link to any publisher's version
(as alternative to DOI and URN).

Publisher's versions can be targeted in CSS with
class `publishers-version-link`.

Variable `{timestamp}` now includes the timezone of the timestamp.

Version 0.4.1

Fixes two bugs:

- If `--singlepage` is used, no internal links are created. Before, only links to author pages were not created,
	but (invalid) links to funding and keywords were. Now, no invalid links are created anymore.
- BibTeX entries on webpage show "abstract" and "keyword" always last.
	Before, these two entries were at the position defined in the original BibTeX entry.

Version 0.4

This version contains multiple new features
and some changes.
See CHANGELOG for full details.

Version 0.3

This version contains multiple new features
and some changes.
See CHANGELOG for full details.

Version 0.2

pybib2web now supports the uniform resource name ([URN](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Resource_Name))
as unique identifier for resources, as alternative to the DOI. If no DOI is available for a BibTeX entry
but a URN is, the URN will be used to provide a link to the entry's publisher version.

Script `contrib/check-doi` has been removed to ease maintenance and distribution of pybib2web.
It is only used internally at [SoSy-Lab](https://www.sosy-lab.org/).

Version 0.1

Base version of pybib2web: Parse .bib BibTeX files and output HTML. This tries
to mimic the overall behavior of [bibtex2html](https://sourceforge.net/projects/bibtex2html/),
but uses more structured HTML (e.g., more classes and ids for manual CSS layouting).

Script `contrib/check-doi` for checking the DOIs of BibTeX entries.
check-doi makes sure that DOIs listed in .bib BibTeX files are available online,
and downloads all available metadata through https://www.crossref.org/.