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docs.allauth.org Web Site

This is the source code to the docs.allauth.org website.

Introduction

While the django-allauth repository contains buildable documentation using Sphinx, for the docs.allauth.org website we want to extend that with a uniform look and the ability to browse both the latest release as well as the development version.

For that purpose, this repository contains minimal scripting to:

  1. Clone the django-allauth source, and switch to the relevant branch.
  2. Add uniform theming, independent from what is inside the django-allauth source itself.
  3. Build a static version of the site (result: public/)

Development

To build the documentation locally, run:

 make build

For convenience, you can also serve the documentation built using:

 make serve

Then, point your browser to http://localhost:8000