The ce-styles repo contains the styles framework. If you're looking to manipulate the content during the baking stage, the recipes framework is contained in the cookbook repo.
The ce-styles repo uses a docker container to simplify installation requirements. It's recommended that you either run the container in vs code, or prepend the ./script/run script before the desired command to run that command in a docker container.
To install docker, follow the instructions here.
To install enki, clone the repo from github and follow the instructions here.
If you're in the repo's docker container (either using VScode or something else), you can compile styles with:
yarn run compile # compiles all styles
yarn run compile <style1> <style2> <...>
yarn run compile <theme> # carnival | cardboard | corn | cosmosOutside the container, just prepend with ./script/run:
./script/run yarn run compile
This creates a temporary environment to run commands in and may be slightly slower.
Currently, the enki platform is the recommended way to build a pdf of any given book.
To take a book completely from git repo to pdf, you'll need to run a variation of the command:
./enki --data-dir ./data/${book_name} --command all-git-pdf --repo ${book_github_repo} --book-slug ${book_slug} --ref main
For additional enki usage, consult enki's readme.