Decker has grown from a scientific community and therefore supports scientific content creation.
You can add a bibliography file (`.bib`) to decker by using the meta option `bibliography` and a "Citation Style Language" file (`.csl`) by using the `csl` option.
Defining a `CSL` is optional, Decker defaults to `'chicago-author-date.csl'`.
```yaml
bibliography:bibliography.bib
csl:acm-sig-proceedings.csl
```
## Citations
Example `.bib` file:
```bibtex
@inproceedings{zimmerer2018space,
title={Space Tentacles - Integrating Multimodal Input into a VR Adventure Game},
author={Zimmerer, Chris and Fischbach, Martin and Latoschik, Marc Erich},
booktitle={Proceedings of the 25th IEEE Virtual Reality (VR) conference},
year={2018},
publisher={IEEE}
}
```
You can use two different syntaxes to reference citations in the markdown source
```markdown
## Space Tentacles
Have you heard about Space Tentacles [@zimmerer2018space].
According to @zimmerer2018space it is a nice idea.
```
With `chicago-author-date.csl` this will result in the following text.
> Have you heard about Space Tentacles (Zimmerer, Fischbach, and Latoschik 2018). According to Zimmerer, Fischbach, and Latoschik (2018) it is a nice idea.
## Bibliography/References List
The bibliography will be automatically appended to the end of your slide deck.
You should end your markdown `*-deck.md` file with an empty header to ensure that the bibliography appears on its own slide
```
# Bibliography
```
If you want to include the bibliography on an arbitrary slide you can do this by writing e.g.
