Posten signering documentation site
Sources for building the documentation site at signering-docs.readthedocs.io
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Install pyenv for managing Python versions
brew install pyenv pyenv-virtualenv
And add the following snippet to your
.zshrc
or any other startup script for your shell:eval "$(pyenv init -)" if which pyenv-virtualenv-init > /dev/null; then eval "$(pyenv virtualenv-init -)"; fi
Open a new shell (terminal window) to ensure pyenv is initialized. Check available versions of Python with this command: (long list)
pyenv install -l
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Install Python 3.11
Building the documentation site with Sphinx requires Python v3:
pyenv install 3.11.7
Feel free to substitute the version with any later available 3.11.x version.
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Set up virtualenv and dependencies
Change to folder of your cloned working copy of this repository.
pyenv virtualenv 3.11.7 signering-docs #create a new virtualenv 'signering-docs' pyenv local signering-docs #this sets up 'signering-docs' as the virtualenv to use here pip install -r requirements.txt
Your prompt should now include
(signering-docs)
, which signifies an "active" virtualenv being used. It disappears when exiting the directory. Feel free to use another name than signering-docs should you wish, but it is considered good practice to generally not reuse virtualenvs cross projects. -
Do a build to verify everything works
make clean html
To run a self-updating webserver using sphinx-autobuild
:
make autobuild
The site is continuously and incrementally built when changes are made to the sources.
For editing the documentation content (*.rst files), the default behavior of autobuild
should be sufficient. However, sometimes the incremental build fails to include some updates. This is the case e.g. when editing static assets as custom CSS. To activate full automatic build with autobuild
, you can supply command options for sphinx-autobuild by setting SPHINXOPTS="-a"
in order to disable the incremental build feature
make autobuild SPHINXOPTS="-a"
To build the site, run:
make clean html
If not already installed, install pandoc with e.g. brew install pandoc
.
pandoc markdown-file.md --from gfm --to rst -s -o output-file.rst --wrap=preserve
The example converts GitHub Flavored Markdown using --from gfm
. Substitute the source format with something else if you need to. It is important to use wrap=preserve
to avoid splitting one-liners into multiple lines.