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bibtex = FileAttachment("taser-report@3.json")
md`## 5. Creating in-page links
Great! You're all set. To create a link to the source use a Markdown tag with the first four letters of the author and the year like this: [Amnesty International Report](#Amne18).
`
taserBibliography = {
let bib = md`${bibliography.format('bibliography', {
format: 'text',
template: 'md',
prepend() {
return `* `;
}
})}`;
bib.querySelectorAll('li a:first-child').forEach(link => {
link.setAttribute('name', link.hash.substr(1));
link.removeAttribute('href');
});
return bib;
}
bibtexJson = bibtex.json()
bibliography = new Cite(bibtexJson)
Cite = {
const Cite = await require('https://bundle.run/citation-js@0.5.0-alpha.5');
Cite.plugins.config.get('@csl').templates.add('md', csl);
return Cite;
}
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