How to setup Shelleg docs ========================= Minimal requirements -------------------- * python 2.7 or greater * virtualenv * All the requirements specified in requirements.txt Full equirements ---------------- * all Minimal requiremsnts * Vagrant (tested with 1.8.4) * Virtualbox (tested with 5.0.16) QuickStart ----------- Just execute `vagrant up` then point your browser @ http://172.16.1.2, every time you make a change and don't want to push it yet but review it just run `vagrant provision` ShellegDoc Playbook ------------------- This is pretty straight-forward / quick an dirty implementation of the `python_env.sh` - Install required packages - Create VirtualEnv 4 shellgDoc - Install pip requirements from `requirements.txt` - Execute `make html` - Clean `/var/www/html` - link `/var/www/html` to `/vagrant/build/html` **please note: this is like i said quick and dirty ...** ### For local development (on your local machine): Everything you need is described in `python_env.sh` which used to be executed by vagrant, **please note this file isn't maintained anymore** It basically install's all requirements and then runs make targets to get the docs served by `sphinx-autobuild`. worth noting: `make html` is the make targer that will build the site from `./source/...` into `./build/*` `make watch` uses `sphinx-autobuild` module to instatiate an http server on port 8000. Minimal requirements, as specified above will suffice for local development. #### install required packadges: _On ubuntu_ `sudo apt-get install -y virtualenvwrapper python-pip python-dev bash-completion vim libjpeg-dev make` _On MaxOSX_ install virtualenv & virtualenv wrapper via `homebrew` `brew install pyenv-virtualenvwrapper` #### Create a virtualenv: `export WORKON_HOME=$HOME/.virtualenvs` `export PROJECT_HOME=$HOME/Devel` `source /etc/bash_completion.d/virtualenvwrapper` `mkvirtualenv OSTKLdocs` #### Switch to virtualenv shellegDoc: `workon shellegDoc` will force all python packages to be installed in the `shallegDoc` virtual environment #### Install requirements in virtualenv `shellegDoc`: cd /path/to/dir pip install -r requirements.txt #### make html / watch In the root folder execute `make watch` this will instatiate a web server listening on 0.0.0.0 on port 8000 output should look like so: ```shell $ make watch sphinx-autobuild -q --host 0.0.0.0 source build/html +--------- manually triggered build --------------------------------------------- [I 160625 18:35:33 server:281] Serving on http://0.0.0.0:8000 [I 160625 18:35:33 handlers:59] Start watching changes [I 160625 18:35:33 handlers:61] Start detecting changes [I 160625 18:35:40 handlers:132] Browser Connected: http://localhost:8000/index.html ```