Hi Alexandre,
What would be required to add an additional build step to zip the whole
content including everything after build and push that to a downloadable
location?
Matthias
On 18.02.19 18:55, Alexandre Neto wrote:
Hi,
Yes, once the documentation is built, all images are gathered in the
same folder, which means that there is no way split each document in a
clean way. To separate a certain document (e. g., the user manual) you
need to ignore the other sections in the conf.py or directly on the
sphinx_build command.
On the other hand, adding other languages shouldn't increase the file
size that much, because most images are shared (we don't have many
localized screenshots).
See you soon.
Alexandre Neto
A seg, 18/02/2019, 16:51, Matthias Kuhn <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> escreveu:
Hi Richard
On 2/18/19 5:10 PM, Richard Duivenvoorde wrote:
On 18/02/2019 16.24, Matthias Kuhn wrote:
Hi,
In the QGIS options, there is a list of alternative help paths to search
for documentation.
Is there a zip file (or other means) available to download these docs to
keep them locally? I failed to find something.
Hi Matthias,
Nope, nothing available. The idea is/was that we add an extra step in
the build Makefile to just zip the language build and rsync it to the
docs server, OR to another download server.
One thing to note is that we (maybe Alexander Neto has better details)
do not have separated builds/image directories for all the docs in the
documentation tree (Documentation, PythonCookbook, Gentle Gis Intro, Doc
Guidelines).
I created a zip from this nights build for you:
https://docs.qgis.org/testing/qgisdocs_en.zip (183Mb)
Thanks a lot for that!
I would be happy to split this up though.
My idea was to let people choose to download one language (for the
non-testing builds).
I was hoping that we could leave it zipped on the file-system and be
able to view in either in users browser OR in an embedded webkit widget
or so.
How much data are we talking about, the 183Mb from the link above?
If it's not considerably more, I would say in order to minimize
the overhead we could just serve this monolithic file with all doc
parts/languages included in a first step and require the user to
unzip it himself.
Regards
Matthias
Regards,
Richard
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