Styles and scripts for the Mathbook platform.
You've just cloned the repo. What now?
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Install Ruby, if it is not already installed. You may want to use RVM or rbenv so that you can use multiple versions of Ruby on the same machine.
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Run the boostrap script from the repo's root directory. This performs local repository setup like initializing githooks.
$ ./scripts/bootstrap.sh
To deploy the current state of the repository from an arbitrary directory:
$ ./path/to/repo/scripts/generate.sh ./path/to/output
To deploy all branches from a directory outside the repository:
$ ./path/to/repo/scripts/generate-branches.sh ./path/to/output
Note: Mathbook.js
currently instantiates Mathbook
automatically.
Until that is changed, this section should be disregarded.
You can instantiate a default Mathbook
instance as follows:
// Mathbook must be initialized after the DOM has loaded
$(window).load( function() {
w.mathbook = new Mathbook();
});
You can also pass an options
object to the constructor.
This overrides the defaults
defined in Mathbook.js.
For the full list of available options, see that file.
They are (hopefully) well commented.
Here's an example of a customized Mathbook
instance:
$(window).load( function() {
// Attach our instance to the window object
// so we can find it again
window.mathbook = new Mathbook({
selectors: {
// Change the selector used to find section links
sectionLinks: ".argle-bargle-link"
},
// Change the attribute used to store the hash
// for in-page section links
sectionLinkHashAttribute: "data-hash",
onEnterSection: function() {
if(typeof _trackEvent === "function") {
// push an event to google analytics
_trackEvent("ENTER_SECTION", this.id);
}
},
onExitSection: function() {
if(typeof _trackEvent === "function") {
// push an event to google analytics
_trackEvent("EXIT_SECTION", this.id);
}
},
// Tell it whether or not to only track sections that
// are linked from the ToC
shouldTrackOnlyLinkedSections: false
});
});
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