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Craig Turner (author)
Sun Dec 20 15:48:27 -0800 2009
steamdoc /
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README | ||
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RenderUtils.py | ||
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SimpleXmlTools.py | ||
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Steamdoc.py | ||
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cherrypy.conf | ||
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init.js | ||
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nuke.script | ||
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processing.js | ||
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steamdoc.css | ||
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steamdoc.properties |
README
http://github.com/cratuki/steamdoc/tree/master -------------------------------------------------------- Git reminders for me -------------------------------------------------------- Global setup: git config --global user.email craig@cowoh.org Next steps: mkdir steamdoc cd steamdoc git init touch README git add README git commit -m 'first commit' git remote add origin git@github.com:cratuki/steamdoc.git git push origin master Existing Git Repo? cd existing_git_repo git remote add origin git@github.com:cratuki/steamdoc.git git push origin master -------------------------------------------------------- Dependencies -------------------------------------------------------- Python 2.5 or above Cherrypy 3.0 or above Docutils * I've been developing on ubuntu. There are some problems with the cherrypy that comes with early versions of karmic, and I've used easy_install cherrypy to get around this. -------------------------------------------------------- Installation instructions -------------------------------------------------------- 1) Create a directory that will be the target for documents. 2) Create a directory to be the static directory. There may be a limitation in this system at the moment where the static doesn't work. If so, then actually make a directory called 'static' under your doc root so we can use that use that. 3) In your static directory, make a symbolic link to steamdoc.css 4) Edit steamdoc.properties to point to your 5) python Steamdoc.py








