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  • see if paths work as expected on Read The Docs
  • header of outputs might need to be parsed

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Description

• Add quantms output documentation to Sphinx build
• Implement dynamic file download from GitHub repository
• Update documentation dependencies and configuration
• Version bump to 1.5.0


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Relevant files
Documentation
README.md
Update build instructions with setup script                           

README.md

• Add setup_docs.py execution step to build instructions
• Document
file download process for Read The Docs

+2/-0     
index.rst
Include output documentation in index                                       

docs/index.rst

• Add quantms_output to documentation table of contents

+1/-0     
Configuration changes
conf.py
Configure Sphinx with extensions and file download             

docs/conf.py

• Add Sphinx extensions for enhanced documentation features

Implement Read The Docs file download functionality
• Update version
to 1.5.0
• Add setup function for builder initialization

+20/-2   
Enhancement
setup_docs.py
Create GitHub file download utility                                           

docs/setup_docs.py

• Create file download utility for GitHub content
• Implement output
file processing with header modification
• Add error handling for HTTP
requests

+56/-0   
Dependencies
requirements.txt
Add Sphinx extension dependencies                                               

requirements.txt

• Add myst-nb, sphinx-new-tab-link, and sphinx-copybutton dependencies

+3/-0     

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  • Summary by CodeRabbit

    • New Features
      • Documentation now includes an automatically downloaded and updated output file from the repository, visible in the table of contents as "quantms_output".
    • Documentation
      • Updated README with clearer instructions for building documentation locally.
      • Enhanced index to reference the new output file.
    • Chores
      • Added new dependencies and Sphinx extensions to improve documentation features.
      • Updated version number in documentation.
      • Improved .gitignore to exclude build artifacts and downloaded files.

    - see if paths work as expected on Read The Docs
    - header of outputs might need to be parsed
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    Walkthrough

    The documentation system was enhanced by adding a script to download a markdown file from GitHub for inclusion in the docs, updating the Sphinx configuration to automate this on ReadTheDocs, expanding the table of contents, and updating dependencies and ignore rules. The documentation build process and instructions were updated accordingly.

    Changes

    File(s) Change Summary
    README.md Updated build instructions to include running python setup_docs.py before building docs.
    docs/.gitignore Added ignore rules for _build and quantms_output.md in the docs directory.
    docs/conf.py Imported os, bumped version to 1.5.0, added Sphinx extensions, and automated file download on RTD.
    docs/index.rst Added quantms_output to the documentation table of contents.
    docs/setup_docs.py New script to download and process quantms_output.md from GitHub for documentation use.
    requirements.txt Added myst-nb, sphinx-new-tab-link, and sphinx-copybutton to dependencies.

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        participant User
        participant setup_docs.py
        participant GitHub
        participant FileSystem
    
        User->>setup_docs.py: Run (manually or via Sphinx/RTD)
        setup_docs.py->>GitHub: Download quantms_output.md
        GitHub-->>setup_docs.py: Return file content
        setup_docs.py->>FileSystem: Save quantms_output.md
        setup_docs.py->>FileSystem: Replace first line with header
    
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        participant Sphinx/RTD
        participant conf.py
        participant setup_docs.py
    
        Sphinx/RTD->>conf.py: Initialize build
        conf.py->>setup_docs.py: download_output (if on RTD)
        setup_docs.py->>conf.py: File ready for docs
        conf.py->>Sphinx/RTD: Continue build
    
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    New buttons, tabs, and notebook cells,
    In Sphinx our documentation swells!
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    This update makes our docs complete!


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    @enryH enryH changed the title ✨ add bigbio/docs/output.md to documentation (locally) ✨ add bigbio/docs/output.md to documentation for releae 1.5.0 Jun 19, 2025
    @enryH enryH marked this pull request as ready for review June 19, 2025 14:48
    @enryH enryH requested review from Copilot and ypriverol June 19, 2025 14:48
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    Error Handling

    The download_file function raises exceptions but the download_output function doesn't handle them properly, which could cause the documentation build to fail silently or with unclear error messages.

    if download_file(OUTPUT_URL, output_path):
        print(f"Output file saved to {output_path}")
    else:
        print(f"Failed to download the output format files from: {OUTPUT_URL}")
    File Modification

    The code modifies the first line of the downloaded file without checking if the file has content or if the modification is appropriate, which could lead to unexpected results.

    with open(output_path, "r") as f:
        content = f.readlines()
    
    content[0] = '# quantms outputs\n'
    
    with open(output_path, "w") as f:
        f.writelines(content)

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    +def download_file(url, save_path, timeout=20):
         """
         Download a file from a URL and save it to the specified path.
     
         Args:
             url (str): URL of the file to download
             save_path (str): Path where the downloaded file will be saved
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     # Send GET request
    -response = requests.get(url, stream=True)
    +response = requests.get(url, stream=True, timeout=30)
     response.raise_for_status()  # Raise exception for HTTP errors

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    Pull Request Overview

    This PR integrates the docs/output.md file into the Sphinx build for the 1.5.0 release by fetching it from the repository at build time, updating documentation configuration, and adding necessary dependencies.

    • Introduces setup_docs.py to download and post-process the output.md file.
    • Updates conf.py to bump the version, register new extensions, and hook the download utility on ReadTheDocs.
    • Adjusts index.rst, .gitignore, README.md, and requirements.txt to include and support the new documentation flow.

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    Copilot reviewed 5 out of 6 changed files in this pull request and generated 6 comments.

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    File Description
    docs/setup_docs.py Added utility to fetch output.md from GitHub and rewrite header
    docs/conf.py Bumped release to 1.5.0, added extensions, and wired download hook
    docs/index.rst Added quantms_output to documentation table of contents
    docs/.gitignore Ignored the downloaded quantms_output.md file
    README.md Updated build instructions to run setup_docs.py before build
    requirements.txt Added myst-nb, sphinx-new-tab-link, and sphinx-copybutton dependencies
    Comments suppressed due to low confidence (2)

    README.md:31

    • [nitpick] The inline comment has trailing punctuation and could be clearer. You might rephrase it as # Downloads docs/output.md for the Sphinx build without a trailing comma.
    python setup_docs.py # downloads files from bigbio/quantms/docs folder, 
    

    docs/setup_docs.py:8

    • [nitpick] New functions download_file and download_output are untested. Consider adding unit tests to verify success, HTTP error handling, and header rewriting behavior.
    def download_file(url, save_path):
    

    # If we are building on ReadTheDocs, we need to download the output file
    # from the GitHub repository.
    def download_files(_):
    from setup_docs import download_output
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    [nitpick] Importing setup_docs by filename may fail if the module search path changes. Consider adding docs to sys.path or using an explicit path insertion in conf.py to ensure the import always works.

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    Actionable comments posted: 4

    🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
    docs/conf.py (1)

    72-75: Consider renaming the setup function to avoid potential conflicts.

    The function name setup is quite generic and could potentially conflict with setup functions from Sphinx extensions or other parts of the build system.

    -    def setup(app):
    +    def setup_quantms_docs(app):
             # on extensions, see:
             # https://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/master/usage/extensions/index.html
             app.connect("builder-inited", download_files)
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    docs/index.rst (1)

    19-19: LGTM! Documentation structure update looks good.

    The addition of quantms_output to the table of contents is properly positioned and follows the existing documentation structure.

    requirements.txt (1)

    3-5: Verify the new Sphinx extension packages.

    The added packages appear to be legitimate Sphinx extensions. Please verify these are the correct package names and latest compatible versions.

    #!/bin/bash
    # Verify the packages exist on PyPI and get latest versions
    for package in "myst-nb" "sphinx-new-tab-link" "sphinx-copybutton"; do
        echo "Checking $package:"
        curl -s "https://pypi.org/pypi/$package/json" | jq -r '.info.version' 2>/dev/null || echo "Package not found"
        echo "---"
    done
    docs/.gitignore (1)

    1-4: LGTM! Appropriate gitignore rules for documentation project.

    The gitignore correctly excludes build artifacts and dynamically downloaded files from version control, which is the proper approach for this documentation setup.

    README.md (1)

    31-32: LGTM! Clear documentation of the new build process.

    The added instructions clearly explain the new prerequisite step for local documentation builds and the relationship to the automated Read The Docs process.

    docs/conf.py (3)

    13-13: LGTM!

    The os import is correctly added and needed for the environment variable check in the ReadTheDocs conditional block below.


    26-26: Version update looks good.

    The version bump from '1.4.0' to '1.5.0' aligns with the PR objectives for the 1.5.0 release.


    35-37: Verify the new Sphinx extensions are properly documented and supported.

    The three new extensions look reasonable for enhancing documentation functionality. Ensure these extensions are:

    1. Added to the requirements.txt file
    2. Compatible with the current Sphinx version
    3. Properly documented for future maintainers
    #!/bin/bash
    # Verify the new extensions are documented in requirements and check for any configuration needed
    echo "Checking if extensions are in requirements..."
    fd requirements.txt --exec grep -H "sphinx_new_tab_link\|myst_nb\|sphinx_copybutton" {}
    
    echo -e "\nChecking for any extension-specific configuration in conf.py..."
    rg -A 3 -B 3 "sphinx_new_tab_link|myst_nb|sphinx_copybutton"

    @ypriverol ypriverol merged commit fc47915 into main Jun 19, 2025
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