ローカルでのドキュメンテーションの構築方法

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Building documentation locally ******************************

The documenation is available online at doc.tzalpha.net <http://doc.tzalpha.net/>, always up to date with master on Gitlab <https://gitlab.com/tezos/tezos>.

Building instructions

To build the documentation, you can use the main Makefile target doc-html

.. code:: bash

make doc-html

The documentation is built by Sphinx, and uses the Read The Docs theme.

On a debian system, you can install the needed dependencies with:

.. code:: bash

sudo apt install \
  python3-recommonmark \
  python3-sphinx \
  python3-sphinx-rtd-theme

Sphinx extensions

Some ad-hoc reference kinds are supported.

  • :package-src:`name``` or:package-src:text<name>``` points to the gitlab source tree viewer where the.opam` for the package is located
  • :package:`name``` or:package:text<name>``` now points either to theodoc` page, or if it doesn't exist, to the gitlab source tree viewer
  • :package-name:`name``` or:package-name:`text<name>``` just displays the package name (no link), checking that the package exists
  • :src:`/path/to/file/or/dir``` or:src:`text</path/to/file/or/dir>``` points to the gitlab source tree viewer
  • :opam:`package``` or:opam:`text<package>`points to the package page onopam.ocaml.org, version number is supported (package.version``)

OCaml documentation

Odoc is used for OCaml API generation, that you can install with:

.. code:: bash

opam install odoc

Tezos generates the API documentation for all libraries in HTML format. The generated HTML pages in _build/<context>/_doc. It creates one sub-directory per public library and generates an index.html file in each sub-directory.

The documentation is not installed on the system by Tezos. It is meant to be read locally while developing and then published on the www when releasing packages.