There are several ways to handle literature management in Latex with bib files. Two common methods are explained below:
BibTex is the classic version of bibliographic management. It doesn’t need any packages to run. You only need to use the following LaTeX commands in the body of the document where you want to place the list of cited references:
\\bibliographystyle{plain}
\\bibliography{./bib/bibliography.bib}
BibLatex is a more modern version of bibliographic management with enhanced capabilities. You have to load the package and import the bib file in the preamble of the document:
\\usepackage[backend=biber, style=numeric-comp]{biblatex}
\\addbibresource{./bib/bibliography.bib}
In the body of the document you use the following command to list the cited references:
\\printbibliography
During the conversion process, if OneLatex detects a Bib file in OneNote and the checkbox is ticked, it will automatically generate LaTeX commands to import the file's contents.
To include biblography file in a LaTeX document you need at least one LaTeX command. The default command to import the bibliography file ist \\addbibresource{./bib/filename.bib} based on the BibLatex backend:
Please note that if you are using BibLatex, you must load the biblatex package (e. g. \\usepackage[backend=biber, style=numeric-comp]{biblatex}). You can either add this command on the OneNote page where you load all other packages, or you can add it directly via the settings, using option 2 of the predefined options explained below.
There is 1 placeholder that you can us inside the text for the table environment: