adi-doctools 0.4.40

ADI's sphinx extensions and theme

Analog Devices Doctools

Analog Devices Inc. central repository to host tooling for automated documentation builds. It includes Sphinx extensions, themes, and tools for multiple repositories in the organization.

All tools, directives and roles are documented in this repository documentation.

Guarantee to work with Python newer than 3.8 and distros released on or after 20H1 (e.g. Ubuntu 20.04 LTS).

Release install

Ensure pip is newer than 23.0 [1]:

pip install pip --upgrade

Install the documentation tools, which will fetch this repository release:

(cd docs ; pip install -r requirements.txt)

Build the documentation with Sphinx:

(cd docs ; make html)

The generated documentation will be available at docs/_build/html and it provides information about the adoc command line tool and general documentation guidelines.

In summary, the serve allows to live reload the documentation when editing the docs, and aggregate to generate an aggregated documentation of the multiple repositories.

[1] There is a known bug with pip shipped with Ubuntu 22.04

Using a Python virtual environment

Installing packages at user level through pip is not always recommended, instead, consider using a Python virtual environment (python3-venv on ubuntu 22.04). To create and activate the environment, do before the previous instructions:

python3 -m venv ./venv
source ./venv/bin/activate

Use deactivate to exit the virtual environment.

For next builds, just activate the virtual environment:

source ./venv/bin/activate

Development install

Development mode allows to edit the source code and apply the changes without reinstalling. Also extends Author Mode to watch changes on the webpage source code (use --dev/-r option to enable this).

Install the web compiler

If you care about the web scripts (js modules) and style sheets (sass), install npm first, if not, just skip this section.

NOTE: If the npm provided by your package manager is too old and updating with npm install npm -g fails, consider installing with NodeSource.

At the repository root, install the npm dependencies locally:

npm install rollup \
    @rollup/plugin-terser \
    sass \
    --save-dev

Fetch third-party resources

Fetch third-party fonts:

./ci/fetch-fonts.sh

Install the repository

Finally, do a symbolic install of this repo:

pip install -e . --upgrade

Removing

To remove, either release or development, do:

pip uninstall adi-doctools