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Add keywords to the abstract field of a RIS file
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keyword_abstract_ris.py
import rispy
entries_new = []
with open('test.ris', 'r') as bibliography_file_in:
entries = rispy.load(bibliography_file_in)
for entry in entries:
entry_new = entry.copy()
if "keywords" in entry:
entry_new["abstract"] = " ⭐ ".join(entry_new["keywords"]) + "⭐ \n\n" + entry_new["abstract"]
entries_new.append(entry_new)
with open("result.ris", 'w') as bibliography_file_out:
rispy.dump(entries_new, bibliography_file_out)
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J535D165 commented Oct 26, 2022

Requires rispy (pip install rispy).

Please keep in mind that abstracts are sometimes stored in a different tag. For example, abstract_note.

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J535D165 commented Oct 26, 2022

Works with ASReview (blank lines are not supported):

Screenshot 2022-10-26 at 15 56 32

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