Reference management

[darribas]

jupyter-book supports jekyll-scholar:

https://jupyter.org/jupyter-book/features/citations.html

We should explore whether this works.

[sjsrey]

It looks like jekyll-scholar only supports parenthetical citations. You can fake textual citations, however:

Sometimes you want to suppress author names in a citation, because the name has already been mentioned in your text; for such cases Jekyll-Scholar provides the --suppress_author option (short form: -A): ...as Matz explains {% cite ruby -A -l 42 %} would produce something like: ...as Matz explains (2008, p. 42).

And, nbconvert handles references in a different way.

Example for nbconvert.

[ljwolf]

This is now resolved with #90

Add references to the bibliography in alphabetical order.
Use the Author_year syntax to refer to publications.
Use

{cite}`Refkey_year`

to refer to a reference in the text.