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The.opf file extension can be classified into a variety of file types. First, it can be an Open Packaging Format File or files formatted with the standard set by Open Packaging.

Zotfile is a Zotero plugin to manage your attachments: automatically rename, move, and attach PDFs (or other files) to Zotero items, sync PDFs from your Zotero library to your (mobile) PDF reader (e.g. an iPad, Android tablet, etc.) and extract annotations from PDF files.

★ Attach New Files to Zotero Items

ZotFile can rename and add the most recently modified file from the Firefox download or a user specified folder as a new attachment to the currently selected Zotero item. It renames the file using metadata from the selected Zotero item (user configurable), and stores the file as a Zotero attachment to this item (or alternatively, moves it to a custom location).

★ (Batch) Rename and Move Attachments based on Zotero Metadata

The user can also select any number of Zotero items and automatically rename and move all attachments of these items according to the user defined rules using metadata of the respective zotero item (batch processing).

★ Sync PDFs with your iPad or Android tablet

To read and annotate PDF attachments on your mobile device, zotfile can sync PDFs from your Zotero library to your (mobile) PDF reader (e.g. an iPad, Android tablet, etc.). Zotfile sends files to a location on your PC or Mac that syncs with your PDF reader App (PDF Expert, iAnnotate, GoodReader etc.), allows you to configure custom subfolders for easy access, and even extracts the annotations and highlighted text to Zotero notes when you get the files back from your tablet. Instructions are below.

★ Extract Annotations from PDF Files

After highlighting and annotating pdfs on your tablet (or with the PDF reader application on your computer), ZotFile can automatically extract the highlighted text and note annotations from the pdf. The extracted text is saved in a Zotero note. Thanks to Joe Devietti, this feature is now available on all platforms based on the pdf.js library.

HOW TO INSTALL & SET UP ZOTFILE

To start using zotfile, make sure that Zotero is installed and follow these simple steps:

Install ZotFile
For Zotero 5, first download the extension file (follow the download link above, click on the .xpi file for the most recent release). Now start Zotero 5 and go to “Tool -> Add-ons -> Tools for all Add-ons (the small, drop-down wheel in the top right corner) -> Install Add-on From File” and select the downloaded .xpi file.
Change the Source Folder for Attaching new Files
To attach new files to Zotero items, zotfile looks for the most recently modified (e.g. just downloaded) file in a user specified folder. For Zotero Firefox, this option is set to the Firefox download folder by default. For Zotero Standalone, this option has to be changed on the ‘General Settings’ tab in the preference window (Tools -> ZotFile Preferences). The source folder can be set to any location but I generally recommend setting it to your browser’s download folder such as ~/Downloads on the mac for most browsers.
Changing other Options (optional)
ZotFile offers many other options that can be changed by the user. Most of them are located in the zotfile preference window under Tools -> ZotFile Preferences.

Syncing PDF attachments with your iPad or Android tablet

To read and annotate PDF attachments on your mobile device, zotfile can sync PDFs from your Zotero library to your (mobile) PDF reader (e.g. an iPad, Android tablet, etc.). For this purpose, Zotfile sends files to a location on your PC or Mac that syncs with your PDF reader App (PDF Expert, iAnnotate, GoodReader etc.), and gets them back when you have finished reading them.

Set up a folder on your PC or Mac that syncs with your tablet reader application. Files that are copied to this folder should automatically appear in your PDF reader application. One possibility is Dropbox, which is free for up to 2GB of space and works with most PDF reader apps. More detailed instructions as well as alternative options should be available on the website of your PDF reader App.
Open the ‘Tablet Settings’ tab in the zotfile preference window and enable the option ‘Use ZotFile to send and get files from tablet’.
Change the zotfile location for files on the tablet to the folder that syncs with your pdf reader app (‘Base Folder’ on the ‘Tablet Settings’ tab).
(optional) Set up subfolders that make it easy to sort your files in the tablet folder so that you can easily find them on your tablet.

You can now start sending pdfs (or other files) to your tablet. Simply right-click on a zotero item and select ‘Send to Tablet’ under ‘Manage Attachments’.

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When you are done reading and annotating your pdf, just get the file back from the tablet by clicking on ‘Get from Tablet’ under ‘Manage Attachments’. ZotFile will automatically remove the file from your tablet folder and extract the annotations from the pdf file to a zotero note.

ZotFile adds a saved search for modified files on tablet which updates automatically and can be used to sync attachment files that have been changed.

RENAMING RULES

ZotFile renames files based on bibliographic information from the currently selected Zotero item. You can change the renaming rules in the zotfile preference window under renaming rules (Zotero Actions -> ZotFile Preferences). The option ‘Renaming Format’ allows you to create custom renaming rules using wildcards, which are replaced by metadata from the selected Zotero item. Zotfile also supports optional and exclusive wild-cards. Optional wild-cards mean that {-%y} only includes the seperator - in the filename if %y is defined. Exclusive wild-cards such as %s|%j will generate the entry for %s if that exists and the entry for %j otherwise. Other characters between the wildcards and the bar are ignored (%s | stuff %j | - more %p is equivalent to %s|%j|%p). Some examples are below.

Wildcards

%a last names of authors (not editors etc) or inventors. The maximum number of authors are changed under ‘Additional Settings’.
%I author initials.
%F author’s last name with first letter of first name (e.g. EinsteinA).
%A first letter of author (useful for subfolders)
%d, %D, %L, %l wildcards for editors, same as for authors.
%y year (extracted from Date field)
%t title. Usually truncated after : . ? The maximal length of the remaining part of the title can be changed.
%T item type (localized)
%j name of the journal
%p name of the publisher
%w name of the journal or publisher (same as “%j %p”)
%s journal abbreviation
%v journal volume
%e journal issue
%f pages
%c collection path (only for sub-folders, not file names). When item is in multiple collections, user can choose between the different collections.
%n patent number (patent items only)
%i assignee (patent items only)

Examples

Abbott, Andrew, and Alexandra Hrycak (1990): Measuring Resemblance in Sequence Data: An Optimal Matching Analysis of Musicians’ Careers. American Journal of Sociology 96:144-185.

{%a}{-%y}{-%j (%s)} - Abbott-1990-American Journal of Sociology (AJS)
(if either “%j” or “%s” is empty, “Abbott-1990”)
{%a-}{%y-}{%s|%j} - “Abbott-1990-AJS” or “Abbott-1990-American Journal of Sociology” if “%s” is empty
{%a_}{%y_}{%t}: Abbott_Hrycak_1990_Measuring Resemblance in Sequence Data
%a-%y %t: Abbott_Hrycak-1990 Measuring Resemblance in Sequence Data
{%w_}{%y_}{%a}: American Journal of Sociology_1990_Abbott_Hrycak
With ‘Maximum number of authors’ set to 1 and ‘Add suffix …’ set to ‘et al’
%a_%y_%t: Abbott et al_1990_Measuring Resemblance in Sequence Data
With ‘Maximum number of authors’ set to 1, ‘Add suffix …’ disabled, and ‘Maximum length of title’ set to 10
%a_%y_%t: Abbott_1990_Measuring

USER-DEFINED WILDCARDS

All wildcards are now defined in the hidden preference zotfile.wildcards.default and can be changed by the user. But I strongly suggest that you do not change this preference. Instead, there is a second hidden preference zotfile.wildcards.user that allows you to add and overwrite wildcards (hidden preference can be changed in about:config). This is a preference is for advanced user without any error checking so be careful what you do! By default, zotfile.wildcards.user is set to {} so that no user wildcards are defined. Below is an example JSON that defines wildcards for %1, %2, %3, %4 illustrating all the possibilities:

String with the name of Zotero field (%1)
JSON with item type specific field names (%2)
Always include a default value. Otherwise this is not going to work. A list of all item types is available here.
JSON with field element and transformations based on regular expressions (%3 and %4)
ZotFile uses the specified field as an input string and then applies the transformations specified in operations. The value of field can either be the name of a Zotero field (see 1) or a javascript object with item type specific field names (see 2). operations is an array of javascript objects and supports three types of transformations that are identified by the function element:
- exec: Search for matches using regular expressions (%3). Zotfile uses the exec() function based on the regular expression defined in regex, and returns the element specified in group so that 0 returns the matched text and higher values the corresponding capturing parenthesis. If the match fails, this operation returns the input data.
  Required parameters: regex
  Optional parameters: group (default 0), flags (default 'g')
- replace: Replaces matches of a pattern using regular expressions (%4). Zotfile uses the replace() function with the regular expression regex and replacement string replacement. The replacement string can include $n for the _n_th parenthesized sub-match string and other special replacement patterns (see replace() documentationn). The wildcard %4, for example, takes the date when an item was added (format 2012-02-18 02:31:37) and returns the reformatted date as 20120218.
  Required parameters: regex, replacement
  Optional parameters: flags (default 'g')
- toLowerCase etc: Simple string functions that that do not require any additional arguments(%5). Currently supported are toLowerCase, toUpperCase, and trim.
flags is an optional parameter for both searching and replacing and corresponds to flags for regular expressions in javascript (default: 'g').
Finally, the wildcard %5 combines item type specific field names with regular expression.

Example for user-defined wildcards

Item types and field names

A complete list of Zotero fields is available here (dateModified and dateAdded seem to be missing from that list) and all the item types are here. The fields for each item type are listed on this page. Zotfile defines a number of additional fields that can be used as part of wildcards: itemType is the language specific item type, formatedTitle is the title formatted using the options defined in the zofile preferences, author is the author string formatted using the zotfile preferences, authorLastF is the author string formatted as LastnameF, and authorInitials are the initial of the authors.

Formatting rules

There are a couple of formatting rules for the user-defined wildcards:

Wildcards can only be one character
Use double escape characters in regular expression so that a d becomes d
Always use ' never '

Most importantly, validate your json. Check out zotfile.wildcards.default for more examples (see below). Finally, the JSON has to be reformatted to one line that can be pasted into the preference field in about:config. Here is the example from above:

{'1': 'publicationTitle', '2': {'default': 'publicationTitle', 'book': 'publisher', 'bookSection': 'publisher'}, '3': {'field': 'title', 'regex': '([w ,-]{1,50})[:.?!]?', 'group': 1 }, '4': {'default': {'field': 'title', 'regex': '([w ,-]{1,10})[:.?!]?', 'group': 1, 'transform': 'upperCase'}, 'journalArticle': 'publicationTitle'} }

You can use a javascript console such as Firefox’s Scratchpad to test whether the JSON is properly

Default setting of `zotfile.wildcards.default`

The information in this file might not be up to date but you can look at the default wildcards and learn something about user-defined wildscards here. The minified version in one line is here so that you can copy it to zotfile.wildcards.default if you screw up.

EXTRACT PDF ANNOTATIONS

Zotfile can extracted annotations and highlighted text from many PDF files. The extracted annotations are saved in Zotero notes and you can go back to the annotation in the pdf by clicking on the link after the extracted text. PDFs are a very complex format and the extraction will never work for all files. If you can not copy & paste meaningful text from the file in your pdf viewer (open your pdf viewer (not the browser plugin), select text, copy and paste it somewhere), zotfile won’t be able to extract the highlighted text either. If you can, there is a chance that future versions of zotfile will solve the problem. When you have a pdf file that does not work or with clear spacing problems, feel free to share the file on the zotfile thread in the Zotero forum or upload it to the zotfile Zotero group in the PUT FILES HERE folder. But only share files for which you can copy and paste text! Otherwise you are wasting everyone’s time.On Mac OS, you can also use poppler to extract pdf annotations (ZotFile Preferences -> Advanced Settings). Currently, pdf.js is more reliable and should be the default in most cases. The poppler-based tool, however, is faster and might handle certain pdf standards that are not yet supported by pdf.js.

Goto Annotation in PDF

Zotfile adds a link to extracted annotations that allows you to open the pdf file at the page with the annotation. Just click on the link after some extracted text and your pdf should open on the correct location. On Windows, zotfile detects the default pdf viewer and opens the pdf on the correct page (not tested for Windows 8). Adobe Reader, Foxit and PDF-XChange all work (other might as well but are untested). Adobe Reader, however, does not jump to the correct page when the file is already open (Foxit and PDF-XChange do). If zotfile is unable to detect the default viewer or you want to force zotfile to use a different viewer, simply change the hidden option zotfile.pdfExtraction.openPdfWin to the desired path (e.g. C:Program FilesAdobeReader 11.0ReaderAcroRd32.exe). On Mac OS, zotfile works with Preview (the default) and Skim. Preview, however, does not support scripting very well and has certain limitations. Don’t press any keys while the pdf is opening, for example. Skim, an alternative pdf viewer for Mac OS, works much better! Just set the hidden option zotfile.pdfExtraction.openPdfMac_skim to true and zotfile will open the pdf in Skim. For Linux, zotfile first tries okular and then evince but you can also set the zotfile.pdfExtraction.openPdfLinux option to change the default behavior. One example would be /usr/bin/okular -p, which tell zotfile the path and the argument for the page number.

HIDDEN OPTIONS

Zotfile has a number of hidden options that allow you to further configure zotfile. You can access the hidden options through about:config. Open the preference window (Zotero -> Preferences), go to Advanced and click on ‘Open about:config’

Search for extensions.zotfile to see a list of the hidden zotfile options. Here is a list of the options that can be changed by the user (I strongly discourage to change any of the other options):

.allFiles
By default, zotfile’s ‘Attach New File’ function attaches the most recently modified file from the user defined folder. With this option set to true, zotfile attaches all files in the user defined folder to the currently selected zotero item. (Note: I haven’t tested this for a while but it should still work)
.disable_renaming
Disable any renaming of files - just moves them to the specified location.
.tablet.mode
In background mode (mode=1, default), zotfile leaves zotero attachments at their current location and moves a copy of the file to the tablet folder (set in the zotfile preference window) when they are send to the tablet. Getting the file back from the tablet replaces the zotero attachment file and removes it from the tablet folder. This mode is recommended when you sync attachment files in your zotero library across multiple computers or when you index your attachments.
The foreground mode (mode=2) moves the attachment file to the tablet folder and links to this location from zotero. In this mode there is always only one copy of the file. You can not, however, sync linked attachments to the zotero server.
.confirmRepush
By default, zotfile asks the user whether an attachment should be send to the tablet that is already on the tablet, which can be useful to move it to a different subfolder. This user confirmation can be disabled with this option.
.tablet.tagParentPush.tablet.tagParentPush_tag.tablet.tagParentPull.tablet.tagParentPull_tag
These options allow the user to tag the parent item when sending (push) or getting back (pull) attachments to or from the tablet.
.pdfExtraction.NoteHtmlTagStart, .pdfExtraction.NoteHtmlTagEnd, .pdfExtraction.HighlightHtmlTagStart, .pdfExtraction.HighlightHtmlTagEnd, .pdfExtraction.UnderlineHtmlTagStart, .pdfExtraction.UnderlineHtmlTagEnd
These options allow the user to fine-tune the formatting of the extracted PDF annotations in the zotero note. They define the opening and closing html tag for different types of annotations. The default settings format highlighted text from the pdf normally, note text in italics ( for start and for end), and underline underlined text ( for start and for end). The end options for note, highlight and underline have to be the closing tag for the corresponding start option.
.pdfExtraction.NoteRemoveHyphens
By default, zotfile removes hyphens from extracted text. Setting NoteRemoveHyphens to false, disables this option.
.UsePDFJSandPoppler
With this option, zotfile extracts PDF annotations twice using both pdf.js and poppler. This option only works on Mac OS when the poppler based extraction script is installed.
info_window_duration, info_window_duration_clickable
Duration (in milliseconds) for which the info windows show up.
pdfExtraction.replacements
Custom, regular expression-based replacements in extracted annotations. This can be useful because some pdfs contain ‘broken’ characters. For example, [{“regex”:” ?u00f0”, “replacement”: “ (“}] replaces the unicode character ð with ( to fix a problem in pdfs from a certain publisher. In this case, ð is a problem with the pdf and not with zotfile’s extraction. The hidden option can be used to fix it.

REPORTING A BUG

You can report bugs on the Zotfile thread in the Zotero forum. Please provide information about about your system (Windows, Mac OS, Linux etc) as well as your Zotfile, Zotero and Firefox version. Also make sure that you can reproduce the bug and describe the steps as closely as possible. In addition, any information from the Error Console are very helpful. You can check the Error Console in Zotero by going to ‘Help -> Report Errors to Zotero…’ (do not follow the steps, just look at report content). For zotfile bugs, the ‘Source File’ should be something like chrome://zotfile/content/.. (most likely zotfile.js). You can also clear the console, execute the actions that caused the problem and then check again. If I ask you to provide a Report ID, follow the instructions here.

CHANGELOG

Changes in v5.0.16

Wildcard for BetterBibTeX citekey (%b)
Fix cross-platform handling of subfolder paths
Fix “Change subfolders” window in Fx60

Changes in v5.0.11 - v5.0.14

Compatibility with Zotero update to Firefox 60 ESR platform (thanks to dstillman)
Option to extract colored annotations in one Zotero note (hidden preference pdfExtraction.colorAnnotations, thanks to melat0nin)

Changes in 5.0.10

Fix numbering issue when multiple files have same name

Changes in 5.0.9

Fix some(!) problems with ‘undefined’ subfolder

Changes in 5.0.8

Update open pdf protocol handler for compatibility with Zotero
The new URL format also supported by Zotero is zotero://open-pdf/library/items/[itemKey]?page=[page] for pdf attachments in the personal library and zotero://open-pdf/groups/[groupID]/items/[itemKey]?page=[page] for items group libraries.

Changes in 5.0.7

Fix problem with ‘undefined’ subfolders

Changes in 5.0.6

Fix problem with notifications that don’t disappear

Adobe Reader For Mac

Changes in 5.0.5

Fix problem with sending attachment to tablet that are already on tablet
Increase size of text fields in preference window for unix systems
Fix compatibility with better-bibtex

Changes in 5.0.4

Fix problem with tablet option to ‘save copy of annotated file with suffix _____’
Remove option for Firefox download folder from preferences (obsolete in Zotero 5)

Changes in 5.0.3

Fix URLs in preference window
Fix problem with %c wildcard
Fix problem when attachments files on tablet are manually (re)moved
Fix problem with option “Create subfolders from Zotero collections”

Changes in 5.0.2

Compatibility with Zotero 5.0 (involves rewrite of codebase)
REMOVED FUNCTION: Watching folders is not possible anymore. This was always more a hack and resource intense.

Changes in 4.2.5

Compatibility with Juris-M

Changes in 4.2.4

fix regression from 4.2.3

Changes in 4.2.3

Support for non ascii characters in source, destination and tablet directory
Fix: regression from 4.2.2
Fix: Error reporting for better debugging
Fix: Correct parsing of page number from Zotero item for extracted annotations

Changes in 4.2.2

Fix: %c wildcard on Windows
Fix: Problem with deleting empty folders

Changes in 4.2.1

Fix: Renaming attachments without author failed

Changes in 4.2

Add wildcard %g for author’s full name (thanks to QingQYang)
Support for PDF Expert and other PDF readers on mac to open links in Zotero notes (the hidden option pdfExtraction.openPdfMac_skim changed to pdfExtraction.openPdfMac. openPdfMac is a string with the exact name of the application such as “Preview”, “Skim” or “PDF Expert”).
Wild-cards for (senior) last author (q, Q, u, and U) (thanks to bwiernik)
Fix: Small fixes for extraction of annotations
Fix: Delete folder(s) if last file is moved out (thanks to Renato Alves)
Fix: Renaming same file a second time truncates and indexes filename (thanks to Renato Alves)
Fix: Better handle spacial character in TOC

Changes in 4.1.6

Fixed problem with downloading of poppler-based extraction tool

Changes in 4.1.5

Fix problem when renaming files in place
Fix problem with “Restrict saved search”

Changes in 4.1.4

What Is An Opf File

Rename file at current location if “Custom Location” is not specified (thanks to Soham Sinha)
Fix bug with files that are renamed when sent to the tablet

Changes in 4.1.3

My Opf File

fix problem with location of tablet files

Changes in 4.1.2

fix for problem with poppler-based extraction and annotation color

Changes in 4.x (4.0, 4.1 and 4.1.1)

Goto annotation in pdf
This is not really a new feature but with two recent changes in Zotero (see this and this pull request), it became much more useful! Simply click on the link that is part of your extracted annotations, and zotfile will open the pdf on the page with the annotation. The feature now works on Windows as well (thanks to aurimasv) and I have added support for Skim on Mac. Check out the documentation for some more details.
Improved extraction of annotation
This version includes four improvements for the extraction of annotations. First, the new version greatly improves the detection of correct spaces between words. Second, the extraction is now based on the most recent pdf.js version (here is my fork with the modified version of pdf.js used in zotfile). With this update, zotfile should work with more pdfs. Second, the extraction is now about 40-60% faster (depending on the pdf) thanks to some improvements in the extraction code. Third, the extraction now runs in the background so that Zotero is not blocked while annotations are extracted.
Get Table of Contents from PDF
Similar to Mendeley, ZotFile can now get the table of contents from PDF and save it with links to the correct page in attachment notes. Simply click on the the desired section and zotfile opens the pdf on the correct page. Zotfile automatically extracts the table of content for all newly added pdf attachments (disable with zotfile.pdfOutline.getToc setting) or you can manually extract the toc using ‘Manage Attachments->Get Table of Contents’ (remove menu item with zotfile.pdfOutline.menuItem setting). This feature only works for pdfs that have an embedded table of content. Unfortunately, many don’t.
Support for sub-folders based on collection path (via wildcard %c) (thanks to simpzan)
Tablet status is now shown in right-pane with other attachment information
The right pane now includes a row with the current tablet status such as No for files that are not on the tablet or [Basefolder] for files that are in the tablet base-folder. Click on this information to change the tablet status and open or reveal the file on the tablet (very convenient because double-clicking on the attachment opens the imported zotero attachment and not the file on the tablet).
Extract Annotation Color (thanks to RAG2ko)
Zotfile now extracts the color of annotations. The color can be used in two ways: (a) To format extracted annotations: Just add some css styling to the hidden options for formatting. For example, change formatAnnotationHighlight to '%(content)' (%(cite)). The wildcard %(color) is replaced by the annotation color (you can also use %(color_category) for the color category—reddish is red etc). This styling has the same effect but looks a little better: '%(content)' (%(cite)) (b) To create separate notes for color categories: The hidden option pdfExtraction.colorNotes allows you to create a separate note for each color category (yellow, red, green etc annotations).
Improved formatting of extracted annotations with hidden options (formatNoteTitle, formatAnnotationNote, formatAnnotationHighlight, formatAnnotationUnderline)
The available wildcards are %(content) for the highlights text, %(cite) for the in-text citation of the zotero item, %(page) for the page of the annotation, %(uri) for the uri that open the pdf on the correct page, %(label) for the text label displayed in the title bar of the annotation pop-up commonly used for the user who added the annotation, and %(color)/%(color_category) for the annotation color as described above. The default for formatAnnotationHighlight is '%(content)' (%(cite)). WARNING: I removed the old settings. You will have to change the new settings if you want to customize the format of the note with extracted annotations.
Improved default PDF reader detection on Windows (thanks to aurimasv)
Hidden option pdfExtraction.replacements for custom, regular expression-based replacements in extracted annotations. This can be useful because some pdfs contain ‘broken’ characters. For example, [{'regex':' ?u00f0', 'replacement': ' ('}] replaces the unicode character ð with ( to fix a problem in pdfs from a certain publisher. In this case, ð is a problem with the pdf and not with zotfile’s extraction. The hidden option can be used to fix it.
Information for attachments on the tablet is now hidden in the attachment note
Improved information windows
Improved renaming function (avoids re-indexing of linked attachments)
New wildcards for editors (%d, %D, %L, %l)
Fix bug with unnecessary suffix after multiple renames of same file
further improvements for the extraction of annotations in 4.1
truncate title after ‘!’
Add .docx files to the default file types

Changes in 3.1

New zotfile webpage at www.zotfile.com (please update links)
User-defined wildcards
watch folder now adds an attachment and retrieves metadata if no file is selected(change message, change version)
fix pdf.js issue with some pdf annotation (see this discussion)
New hidden preferences for duration of info windows (info_window_duration and info_window_duration_clickable)
The %w wildcard now maps to the correct field for most item types
The %u wildcard as redundant (use %y instead)
Choose the number of authors to display when truncating authors during renaming (thanks to bwiernik)
fix problem that small info window does not disappear

Changes in 3.0.3

fix for issue with showing website on every restart
fix for issue when adding new attachment

Other small fixes mainly for Italian translation, restriction of saved searches and renaming based on collections.

Changes in 3.0