iati-sphinx-theme 3.1.1

A sphinx theme for IATI documentation sites.

IATI Sphinx Theme

How do I use IATI Sphinx Theme?

See the IATI Sphinx Theme Documentation for usage instructions.

If you are creating or editing an IATI documentation site, see the IATI Docs Base for relevant information.

How do I contribute to IATI Sphinx Theme?

Install dependencies

pip install -r requirements_dev.txt

Update dependencies

python -m piptools compile --extra=dev -o requirements_dev.txt pyproject.toml
pip install -r requirements_dev.txt

Run linting

black iati_sphinx_theme/ docs/
isort iati_sphinx_theme/ docs/
flake8 iati_sphinx_theme/ docs/
mypy iati_sphinx_theme/ docs/

Documentation with live preview

1. In one terminal, build the CSS in watch mode

   npm run build:watch
   

2. In a separate terminal, install the Sphinx theme then start the docs development server:

   pip install -e .
   sphinx-autobuild -a docs docs/_build/html --watch iati_sphinx_theme/
   

Testing a local version of the theme against another project

To run a local version of the theme with another project, e.g. my-docs, take the following steps:

1. Clone the sphinx-theme repository, and checkout the branch or tag you want to use.

2. Run the following command in the sphinx-theme directory, to build the CSS for the theme.

   npm run build
   

3. Go to my-docs directory, and install the Sphinx theme

   pip install -e /path/to/sphinx-theme
   

4. Set the html_theme option in your conf.py

   html_theme = "iati_sphinx_theme"
   

5. Start the docs development server:

   pip install sphinx-autobuild
   sphinx-autobuild docs docs/_build/html
   

Translation

The Sphinx theme itself contains both built-in strings that cannot be changed and strings that can be configured by the user via conf.py. To translate these, see the sphinx-theme documentation

For instructions on translating an IATI documentation site that uses this theme, see the iati-docs-base.

Release process

To publish a new version, raise a PR to main, updating the version in pyproject.toml. Once merged, create a git tag and GitHub release for the new version, with naming vX.Y.Z. This will trigger the package to be published to PyPI.