How to create a résumé page with your publications stored in a BibTeX file and how to obtain the BibTeX file from DBLP

A simple bash script to download your DBLP publications in BibTeX format [replace Bond:James with your DBLP id and the letter b with the intial letter of your name]:

#!/bin/bash 

# Content of dblp_script.sh

wget -O dblp_page.html http://www.informatik.uni-trier.de/~ley/pers/hd/b/Bond:James=.html

grep -o 'http://dblp.uni-trier.de/rec/bibtex[^"]*' dblp_page.html > dblp_urls.txt

wget -i dblp_urls.txt -O dblp_tmp.html

html2text dblp_tmp.html > dblp_tmp.bib

r="0"

while IFS='' read -r line; do

 head=${line:0:1}

 if [ "$head" == "@" ]; then

  r="1"

 fi

 if [ "$r" == "1" ]; then

       printf "%s\n" "$line"

 fi

 if [ "$head" == "}" ]; then

  r="0"

 fi

done < dblp_tmp.bib > dblp.bib

The script requires html2text to be installed.

Once the bibliography file dblp.bib has been generated, a PDF with the publications can be created with the following LaTeX file (install biblatex package previously): 

%

% Content of file resume.tex

%

\documentclass{article}

\usepackage[sorting=ydnt,style=numeric,defernumbers=true]{biblatex}

\addbibresource{dblp.bib}

\DeclareBibliographyCategory{myeditions} % Define proceedings edited by me 

\addtocategory{myeditions}{key1, key2, ... } % Replace keys by the selected proceedings key

%

\begin{document}

%

\section{Publications}

\nocite{*} % Select everything

%

\subsection{Books}

\printbibliography[type=proceedings, heading=none, resetnumbers=true,

category=myeditions]

\printbibliography[type=book, heading=none]

%

\subsection{Journal articles}

\printbibliography[type=article, heading=none] 

%

\subsection{Communications}

\printbibliography[type=inproceedings, heading=none]

%

\end{document}

That's all (execute script bash dblp_script.sh and then pdflatex resume.tex).

Remark: DBLP stores proceedings information as a separate BibTeX entry and, therefore, manual identification of those edited by you is required above. The automatic classification of proceedings could be done with a mechanism similar to that described in http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/65114/biblatex-separating-publications-of-a-specific-author-in-the-bibliography