Andino Docs

Manages andino ecosystem documentation.

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Curiosities

• If you want to add images, you can use the relative path directly. If you want to add videos, it's a bit more tricky, since videos won't work both locally and on ReadTheDocs. For them to work on ReadTheDocs (recommended), you should use the relative path, same as with the images. For them to work locally, you have to specify the _static path.
• In this case, no Github Action is required for ReadTheDocs to work, we just need to setup the Webhook on the repository Settings to be able to build the documentation automatically every time a push is done or a pull request is merged. This is configured automatically if you are admin on the repo group. If not, refer to this link.

Get README.md

A bash script named get_readme.sh is included in the repo to retrieve the latest version of the README.md of andino packages to include them in the documentation. You just need to execute the script, it will clone the repo, extract the files and remove the repo:

chmod +x get_readme.sh
./get_readme.sh

Build documentation locally

NOTE: Use a virtual environment if you don't want to keep these requirements in your machine.

Install sphinx

• Install pip

  sudo apt install python3-pip

• Install dependencies

  pip install -r docs/requirements.txt

• Add the /.local/bin path to bash-profile (this allow execution of sphinx-build)
  • Open bash profile with any editor

    sudo gedit ~/.bash_profile

  • Add the following line, save and exit.

    export PATH="/home/$USER/.local/bin:$PATH"

Build the project with sphinx

• In the docs folder

  make html

Visualize the documentation locally

Your index.rst has been built into index.html in your documentation output directory (_build/html/index.html). Open this file in your web browser to see your docs.

If you prefer, you can navigate to docs/_build/html and do python3 -m http.server <port> and you will be able to open the browser and see the docs at localhost:<port>.