I've been running D&D games in the Eberron setting for years now. While the setting itself is really cool in that it has no meta-story, so the default starting year has been the same since its conception, people have still come up with a lot of lore to use for different places. So, I once made myself a search engine.
The funny thing about Eberron is that much of the canon lore is just there to inspire and ignore. Also some of the old books had to be pretty much rewritten because the folks WotC got to write their first drafts didn't really understand the setting at all and just went with the usual "good vs. evil" angles with everything and other weird little things. So they still have some of that left over in them that even the setting's creator ignores or rewrites if he uses it. All this has caused that there's canon, kanon (creator's canon), community accepted canon, and DM's personal canon that all have differences. But it's quite fun for DM's as they can feel free to customise and there's no Elminster to have to characterise correctly.
Anyways, yesterday I was finally inspired to actually fix up my server enough to put it up in there, but ran into issues so I took a bunch of shortcuts for things I couldn't remember how to do properly. Things like how do I make Radiance to give the proper external URL to links in templates with @\href and @\action. Instead I just hardcoded it and used lquery to set the href attributes. I was tired and had a headache and had a Disco Elysium stream to watch.
Well, it works. I made the public version unable to let you read the document or actually see the text content because I don't want to pirate community made content once I start feeding more of those in. (And I don't dare to do it with Hasbro's licensed products anyways. They're scary.)