Re this:

> Ok, I probably missed in the Pandoc citeproc doc that doesn't mention
that supports only MD, so I thought it would work for all formats with
pattern @test.

The @test citation syntax is defined under the citations extension
<https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#extension-citations> (with target
'extension-citations'). This is within the 'Pandoc's Markdown' section and
so perhaps applies only to markdown.

However, there's another citations extension
<https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#org-citations> (with target
'org-citations') in the 'Extensions -> Other extensions' section, and this
describes its usage within org and docx documents.

This little shell script illustrates that the 'citations' extension is
supported for docx, ipynb, jats, markdown (+variants), opml and org, and is
enabled by default for markdown, opml and org.

% for i in $(pandoc --list-input-formats); do echo -n $i:; pandoc
--list-extensions=$i | grep citations || echo; done | grep ':.citations'
docx:-citations
ipynb:-citations
markdown:+citations
markdown_github:-citations
markdown_mmd:-citations
markdown_phpextra:-citations
markdown_strict:-citations
opml:+citations
org:+citations

So I think that (not surprisingly?) the 'citations' syntax supported by a
given input format (if supported) is a function of that input format. The
supported format is clear for markdown (+variants?), org and docx but
perhaps not for ipynb and opml.

I think that it might be useful to clarify some of this in the man page?
Please let me know if I should create an issue.

On Tue, 8 Nov 2022 at 08:21, Albert Krewinkel <albert+pandoc-9EawChwDxG8hFhg+JK9F0w@public.gmane.org>
wrote:

>
> Mladen Babic <mladen.babic-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> writes:
>
> > What I actually want to do is when the user uploads the DOCX file,
> > Pandoc converts the file to HTML and shows it to the HTML editor for
> > additional editing by the user and converts it back to DOCX.
> > After converting to Html, the system (my app) will replace current
> > cites in HTML cite i.e. [1] with the key from the .bib file (like in
> > my case [@test1] so the citeproc will know how to process it.
>
> That's an interesting use case. I don't have any immediate ideas; going
> via Markdown might be the best option.
>
> But please make sure to also checkout [OS-APS], an open-source
> project that uses pandoc for some of the document conversions. Going
> from your description it sounds like it could be exactly what you need.
> I've added Frederik from that org to CC, he may be able give more info.
>
> [OS-APS]: https://os-aps.de
>
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