Cargo subcommand for building and publishing Sphinx documentation. Includes support for publishing to GitHub Pages.
Detailed documentation is provided in the docs directories and at woofwoofinc.github.io/cargo-sphinx.
Cargo Sphinx was originally forked from the cargo-release project by Ning Sun.
Install Cargo Sphinx in a Git managed Cargo-based Rust project using:
$ cargo install cargo-sphinx
Build the project Sphinx documentation using:
$ cargo sphinx
To also push the documentation to the GitHub Pages branch include the --push
option:
$ cargo sphinx --push
This will generate Sphinx documentation and commit it to the gh-pages branch
of the repository. If GitHub Pages are enabled on the repository then you will
be able to view your documentation at
https://YOUR-GITHUB-USERNAME.github.io/YOUR-REPOSITORY-NAME.
WARNING: This will override your existing gh-pages branch, use at your own
risk.
Include the --dry-run option to print all the commands to execute instead of
performing the generate and upload.
The project build stack uses the Rust development tools. Install these on your system with rustup if they are not already available.
A rkt container build script is included in the project repository and provides an installation which can be used to build the project also. See the description on building and running the container in the Development Tools Container section of the documentation for more information.
For macOS, RktMachine provides a CoreOS VM which supports developing using the rkt container system.
Build and test the project using:
$ cargo test
Install a development version of the plugin locally from latest source using:
$ cargo install --path .
(--force is necessary if Cargo Sphinx is already installed.)
Then test with a dry run:
$ cargo sphinx --push --dry-run
If you want to help extend and improve this project, then your contributions would be greatly appreciated. Check out our GitHub issues for ideas or a place to ask questions. Welcome to the team!
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