JupyterBook for the Nonlinear Optics course at BYU
This book can be viewed online at https://byucamacholab.github.io/nonlinear-optics.
If you wish to create a virtual Python environment for your book (recommended), you can do so:
conda:
conda create --name nonlinear python
conda activate nonlinear
virtualenv:
python3 -m venv nonlinear
source nonlinear/bin/activate
Then, install the required packages:
pip install --upgrade -r requirements.txt
Note that there are two requirements.txt files in this repository.
/requirements.txt: Development and book-compiling requirements./book/requirements.txt: A downloadable file from the website that gives students the necessary requirements (since they don't need to be able to build the book). If packages are added to the notes, be sure to update these requirements files!
You can simply run from the toplevel directory
jb build book
The output will be located in book/_build/html. To serve it in your browser, navigate to that directory and start a simple python server:
python -m http.server
The majority of this book is written as Jupyter notebooks. Learn more about creating beautiful websites online at https://jupyterbook.org/en/stable/intro.html.
When writing notebooks, if including images, it is best to either embed the image in the notebook or reference a web address instead of a relative file in the repository. This way, when the notebook is downloaded, the links will not be broken.
By default, pushes or pull requests merged on "master" automatically trigger a build and deploy cycle.
Note that notebooks are only automatically executed remotely if there are any missing outputs for any cells. If you've run the notebooks locally when you've committed them, they will appear on the site as they are saved without rerunning.