semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
SemPubFlow 0.0.3
Semantic Publishing Workflow support
Requires Python: >=3.9
Keywords: CEUR-WS,nicegui,publishing,scholars

# SemPubFlow

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SemPubFlow is a metadata-first publishing pipeline designed to streamline the process of scientific publishing. 
The system is specifically tailored towards the needs of scientific outlets such as CEUR-WS, ACL Anthology, or DROPS.

## Features

* Metadata-driven: Simplifies the management and usage of metadata in scientific publishing.
* Common-Sense Approach: The pipeline is built with a practical, intuitive design, making it accessible and easy to use for researchers and publishers alike.
* Drag & Drop Support: Offers drag-and-drop functionality for PDFs and BibTeX files, streamlining the document upload process.
* Compatible: Designed to work seamlessly with popular scientific outlets such as CEUR-WS, ACM, or DROPS.

## Demo
http://sempubflow.bitplan.com/

## Installation

```bash
pip install sem-pub-flow
```

# Usage 
spf -h