sphinx-code-tabs 0.5.1

Sphinx extension for adding alternative code-blocks as selectable tabs

This is a Sphinx extension that adds a tabs directive for creating a tabbed widget, allowing the user to switch between them. The individual tabs can be code blocks or general content.

This can be used to e.g. show a snippet in multiple languages, display instructions for alternative platforms, or switch between code and output.

Installation

pip install sphinx_code_tabs

To enable the extension in sphinx, simply add the package name in your conf.py to the list of extensions:

extensions = [
    ...
    'sphinx_code_tabs',
]

Usage

By enabling the extension you get access to the tabs directive that declares a notebook of code block alternatives.

The individual tabs are created with the tab or code-tab directives. A tab can contain arbitrary restructuredText, while a code-tab acts like a code-block and accepts all corresponding arguments. Both types of tabs can appear in the same notebook.

The :selected: option allows to switch to a specified tab at start. By default, the first tab is used.

For example, this is the source of above example:

.. tabs::

    .. code-tab:: bash

        echo "Hello, *World*!"

    .. code-tab:: c
        :caption: C/C++
        :emphasize-lines: 2

        #include <stdio.h>
        int main() { printf("Hello, *World*!\n"); }

    .. code-tab:: python

        print("Hello, *World*!")

    .. tab:: Output
        :selected:

        Hello, *World*!

Grouped tabs

The tabs directive takes an optional argument that identifies its tab group. Within a given tab group, all notebooks will automatically be switched to the same tab number if the tab is switched in one member of the group. It is your responsibility to make sure that each member of the group has the same number and ordering of tabs. Example:

Source:

.. tabs:: lang

    .. code-tab:: bash

        echo "Hello, group!"

    .. code-tab:: python

        print("Hello, group!")


.. tabs:: lang

    .. code-tab:: bash

        echo "Goodbye, group!"

    .. code-tab:: python

        print("Goodbye, group!")