Generating the Documentation
This project uses mkdocs along with mkdocstrings to generate the documentation for the helper package accompanying the computer exercises. To build the documentation, run the following command:
mkdocs build # The output can be found under /public
If you want to preview the documentation locally (while working on it), you can run the following command:
mkdocs serve
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