This is the SymPy website served at:
using GitHub Pages.
To modify it, edit the files in the templates directory. You can check the
output with
./generate
You need to install jinja2 (http://jinja.pocoo.org/) and Babel (http://pypi.python.org/pypi/Babel).
To see the output with styling, you will need to run a HTTP server. The easiest way to do this is to run
python -m http.server
and then open 0.0.0.0:8000 in your browser.
The website is generated automatically on Travis
CI. The pages are served
using GitHub pages from the
gh-pages branch. All
modifications should be made to the
sources branch. The
gh-pages branch is generated automatically.
Note that all files at the root of the sources branch are synced to the
gh-pages branch. If you want to add additional files that are not translated,
they can be added there. But consider:
-
Any page with content should be added to
templatesso that it can be translated. -
Any images should be added to
media. -
Any styling changes should be made in the sympy-web-static repository. This repository is added as a submodule in the
staticdirectory.
The web pages for each language are generated into the cs, de, en
directories. In order to add a new language, first extract all translatable
texts into a .pot file using
./extract_i18n_text
It will appear in the i18n directory. Then translate it by creating a .po file
with the translation in the i18n directory. Compile it using
./compile_i18n
Then add the language in the generate script, generate the pages and commit the
generated files. Don't forget to add the new language in the base.html so that
one can switch into it.