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3. Install paverutils
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First, get `Sphinx <http://sphinx.pocoo.org>`_, version 1.2.x is current as of this writing:
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First get `Sphinx <http://sphinx.pocoo.org>`_, version 1.1.x is current as of this writing:
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# pip install sphinx
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Running your own web server isn't always the easiest way to go. So I have provided a couple of commands to make it easy for you to host your materials using githubs Pages feature.
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2. Create a repository (if you don't already have one where you would like to host the finished product) Copy the github URL to your clipboard.
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2. Type the command ``paver setup_github_pages`` You will be prompted to paste in the URL to your repository.
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2. Type the command ``paver deploy``
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2. Now you can access your pages from github at http://username.github.io/repo where username is your github username, and repo is the repository you created to host your deployed pages. Note that the deployed pages will be on the branch ``gh-pages``
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#. Create a repository (if you don't already have one where you would like to host the finished product) Copy the github URL to your clipboard.
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#. Type the command ``paver setup_github_pages`` You will be prompted to paste in the URL to your repository.
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#. Type the command ``paver deploy``
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#. Now you can access your pages from github at http://username.github.io/repo where username is your github username, and repo is the repository you created to host your deployed pages. Note that the deployed pages will be on the branch ``gh-pages``
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Details
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If you want to know the details of what goes on in the paver commands above here is what is happening:
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3. paver build -- creates build directory and html files
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