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README.rst

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Sphinx NervProject Theme

A modern responsive theme for python's Sphinx documentation generator based on sphinx_press_theme and ablog.

This theme is based on VuePress. It uses Vue.js and Stylus managed by webpack through vue-cli.

Usage

On Sphinx project's conf.py: set the theme name to nervproject.

html_theme = "nervproject"

See details on Sphinx theming docs.

Development

First build web assets:

cd ui
npm run build

Sphinx theme has a soft link to built assets... Install theme locally with pip install -e ..

docs folder contains theme's own documentantion.

cd docs
make clean; make html

Website

To update website:

cd ../press_site
rsync -rvi ../sphinx_vuepress_theme/docs/build/html/ .
git add --all

Compatibility

This theme needs CSS vars enabled in the browser, so it doesn't work on IE. Four color variations are available :

  • light low contrast (default) ;

  • light high contrast ;

  • dark low contrast ;

  • dark high contrast.

The good one is used based on prefers-contrast and prefers-color-scheme media queries. This is automatically done by a compatible browser. If not, the default theme is used. Some browsers need manual configuration like Chromium on Linux (a flag to enable for all websites).

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