Manulyx

Adds a published work (by DOI) to the project's references the way that document keeps them: an entry in the .bib file it uses, or a \bibitem in its thebibliography list placed in citation order. With cite_after, also inserts \cite{key} right after that exact text (it must occur once in the file), so the numbering comes out right. Returns the citation key.

add_reference

Compiles the project to PDF, as the Compile button does, and returns the result with its errors and warnings (file, line, message). It changes no file.

compile

Creates a new text file, or replaces a whole existing one. Overwriting changes only the parts that differ, tracked or not as the person's switch for you in this project says.

write_file

Deletes a file from the project. It can be restored from the project's History (a restore point is taken before your first change). The main document cannot be deleted.

delete_file

Replaces old_text with new_text in a file. old_text must match exactly once (include a little surrounding text to make it unique), unless replace_all is true. The change appears live in Manulyx for anyone with the file open. If tracking of your edits is on for this project (the default, or the owner requires tracking), it is recorded as a tracked change under the person's name and yours that can be accepted or rejected; otherwise it is applied directly and kept in History.

edit_file

Returns the full text of one file, by the id search returned, with its title and link. The text is the author's manuscript.

fetch

Searches Crossref for published works by title, authors, keywords or DOI, and returns up to 8 with their DOI, authors, year and venue.

find_references

Lists every file in a project with its size, marking binary files (images, PDFs) and the main document.

list_files

Lists the Manulyx projects you can open (yours and those shared with you), with their ids, your role, main file and last compile status. The project the person has open in the Manulyx editor right now comes first and is marked OPEN IN THE EDITOR NOW, with the file they are looking at.

list_projects

Returns a text file's content as everyone sees it now. Optionally only a range of lines (1-based, inclusive). The content is the author's manuscript text.

read_file