Suggestions for bib2qr
The following packages have something in common with the package bib2qr. The packages are ordered in decreasing similarity.
- qrcode: Generate QR codes in LaTeX
- epcqrcode: Generate valid EPC QR codes
- hvqrurl: Insert a QR code in the margin
- qrcstamps: Create QR codes using stamps
- qrbill: Create QR bills using LaTeX
- businesscard-qrcode: Business cards with QR-Code
- ecobiblatex: Global Ecology and Biogeography BibLaTeX styles for the Biber backend
- citeall: Cite all entries of a bbl created with BibLaTeX
- windycity: A Chicago style for BibLaTeX
- biblatex-bwl: BibLaTeX citations for FU Berlin
- biblatex-nottsclassic: Citation style for the University of Nottingham
- biblatex-shortfields: Use short forms of fields with BibLaTeX
- biblatex-claves: A tool to manage claves of old litterature with BibLaTeX
- biblatex-subseries: Manages subseries with BibLaTeX
- biblatex-morenames: New names for standard BibLaTeX entry type
- biblatex-multiple-dm: Load multiple datamodels in BibLaTeX
- biblatex-realauthor: Indicate the real author of a work
- biblatex-jura: BibLaTeX stylefiles for German legal literature
- biblatex-luh-ipw: BibLaTeX styles for social sciences
- biblatex-source-division: References by “division” in classical sources
- biblatex-musuos: A BibLaTeX style for citations in musuos.cls
- biblatex-ijsra: BibLaTeX style for the International Journal of Student Research in Archaeology
- biblatex-fiwi: BibLaTeX styles for use in German humanities
- biblatex-historian: A BibLaTeX style
- biblatex-bookinarticle: Manage book edited in article
- biblatex-arthistory-bonn: BibLaTeX citation style covers the citation and bibliography guidelines for art historians
- biblatex-socialscienceshuberlin: BibLaTeX-style for the social sciences at HU Berlin
- biblatex-anonymous: A tool to manage anonymous work with BibLaTeX
- biblatex-science: BibLaTeX implementation of the Science bibliography style
- biblatex-opcit-booktitle: Use op. cit. for the booktitle of a subentry
- biblatex-nejm: BibLaTeX style for the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM)