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QZT Dokumentation

Deploy Status

Quickstart

Create & activate a virtual environment to avoid cluttering your system

python -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate

Install dependencies

pip install -r requirements.txt

And serve a local development version

cd docs
sphinx-autobuild ./ ./_build/html

You can now access the documentation on http://127.0.0.1:8000. It will be rebuilt automatically upon file changes.

If you only want to build the static files once you can do make html.

Docker

Build the docker image with

docker build . -t sphinx-qzt

and use it to build the documentation like this

docker run --rm -v ./docs:/docs sphinx-qzt make html

QZT Dokumentation

Quickstart

Create & activate a virtual environment to avoid cluttering your system

python -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate

Install dependencies

pip install -r requirements.txt

And serve a local development version

cd docs
sphinx-autobuild ./ ./_build/html

You can now access the documentation on http://127.0.0.1:8000. It will be rebuilt automatically upon file changes.

If you only want to build the static files once you can do make html.

Docker

Build the docker image with

docker build . -t sphinx-rtd

and use it to build the documentation like this

docker run --rm -v ./docs:/docs sphinx-rtd make html

CI

Woodpecker can be used to deploy the documentation to a server. Fo that purpose it builds a docker container that contains sphinx and the read-the-docs theme, builds the documentation with that and pushes it to a server which will serve the static files.

Key Example Description
host dokumentation.notfellchen.org Hostename of the server where you want to deploy
ssh_user username User on the server
ssh_key -----BEGIN OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY----- The private SSH key of the user
path /static_sites/static-hyteck/dokumentation.notfellchen.org Path where to deploy the static files.
docker_username moanos Username authenticate to dockerhub to push the docker image
docker_password SUPERSECRET Password authenticate to dockerhub to push the docker image