This is an experiment with using the JTD Jekyll template as a bibliography tracker. The search widget at the top should automatically index all the pages on this subsite.

To replicate this functionality:

1. Create a Github repo and enable github pages.
2. Switch to the JTD theme by creating a file called _config.yaml with the following contents:

title: "Bibliography"
remote_theme: just-the-docs/just-the-docs
search_enabled: true

(I actually use remote_theme: RMWinslow/JTD-RMW, which is my fork of Just-the-docs with tweaked styling. Either works.)

1. Create a page for each referenced work. Structure it however you like. See here for the JTD documentation on how to organize the heirarchical navbar.

The trick here is that JTD uses a version of lunr to create a search index. When Github builds the site, it combines the text content of every page into a single file, which the search widget then accesses. So indirectly, this method keeps a bibliography with embedded notes in a giant json file, and individual entries are accessed as needed with a spiffy html wrapper around the content.