
RUNESTONE KEEPER RUNESTONES EXPLAINED HOW TO
The best documentation is probably the overview.rst file itself, as it demonstrates how to use all of the common components and shows most of their options. If you edit _sources/index.html or _sources/overview.rst and then rebuild and serve again you will see your changes. Now from your browser you can open up You should see the table of contents for a sample page like this: The contents of the build folder are suitable for hosting anywhere that you can serve static web content from! For a small class you could even serve the content using the provided Python webserver: $ runestone serve You will now have a build folder with a file index.html in it, along with some default content.
RUNESTONE KEEPER RUNESTONES EXPLAINED INSTALL
Note: If you come across version conflict with six library while building the project, pip install -ignore-installed six command might be useful.

To build the included default project run runestone build The default response is in square brackets, example.

The init command will ask you some questions and setup a default project for you. To start a project, create a new folder and then run the following command (installed by pip) in that new folder runestone init For example: mkdir myproject Or, if you prefer to live on the development edge, you can check out the very latest from: pip install git+ With the virtual environment installed and configured you can continue.

