sphinx-uedoc-theme 0.1.2

Unreal engine documentation theme for Python Sphinx

sphinx-uedoc-theme

Unreal Engine documentation look and feel theme for Python Sphinx

You can see the theme in action on the ONLINE DEMO

Installation

Install it via pip

pip install sphinx-uedoc-theme

Usage

In Sphinx conf.py:

...
extensions = ['sphinx_uedoc_theme']
...
html_theme = 'uedoc_theme'
...
html_theme_options = {'put here the values for the options'}
...

Customizable Options

This is a list of all the theme options:

Option	Default	Description
logo	None	this sets the path to the logo on the top right area, the logo image source must be placed in the _static folder of the docs
quicklinks	None	a dictionary of links to add to the navbar of the theme, sub navigation is possible with 2 level of depth see the demo conf.py for an example
socials	None	a dictionary of social links with the relative fontaweasome brand icon as key see the demo conf.py for an example
footerlinks	None	an array of dictionary entries used to add links in the footer area of the theme see the demo conf.py for an example
show_totop_button	true	show or hide the go to top arrow button in the footer area of the theme
header_button	None	a dictionary with a link and a name for right button of the navbar of the theme, if left blank no button would be rendered
no_logo	False	if set to true the default logo is hidden, if no logo is specified the default logo is always shown if you want to hide it set this to true
header_search	true	whether or not show the search bar in the navigation menu in mobile

Customizing the Color Scheme

you can customize the color scheme of the theme by overrding the default css variables

The variables are HSL separated values if you want to see the compiled values look the compiled css Heres the compiled css with the default values:

:root {
    --clr-background-h: 0;
    --clr-background-s: 0%;
    --clr-background-l: 100%;
    --clr-primary-h: 0;
    --clr-primary-s: 0%;
    --clr-primary-l: 16%;
    --clr-secondary-h: 197;
    --clr-secondary-s: 92%;
    --clr-secondary-l: 49%;
    --clr-text-primary-h: 0;
    --clr-text-primary-s: 0%;
    --clr-text-primary-l: 100%;
    --clr-text-secondary-h: 0;
    --clr-text-secondary-s: 0%;
    --clr-text-secondary-l: 100%;
    --clr-text-background-h: 0;
    --clr-text-background-s: 0%;
    --clr-text-background-l: 0%;
    --clr-primary-gradient-start: hsla(var(--clr-primary-hsl), 0);
    --clr-primary-gradient-end: hsla(var(--clr-primary-hsl), 0.95);
    --clr-scrollbar: transparent;
    --clr-scrollbar-thumb: hsla(var(--clr-primary-h), var(--clr-primary-s), 82%, 0.6);
}

Development Requisites

If you want to contribuite with the development of the theme you can setup a local development enviroment, these are my suggestion and the one i used to develop the theme.

Requisites

• NPM
• Python 3.7

The theme i developed using SCSS, JS and webpack to bring all the asset to web standars stadands.

So here are the steps to setup a working enviroment:

1. git clone the repository to your local machine
2. cd sphinx-uedoc-theme (navigate to the cloned repo root folder)
3. npm i (to install all the needed dependencies)
4. At this point i suggest to createa python virtual env using a tool of your choice (i use conda to manage my virtual envs)
5. pip install -r requirements.txt (install the python dependencies using pip)
6. Start making changes
7. Use webpack prod or webpack dev to build the theme