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Integration with mkdocs example does not work out of the box! #38
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Yes you're right. For some time I had In regard to the paths: Entangled takes all paths to be relative to the directory from which you run |
I am not clear then on the use of the entangled plugin in mkdocs. Or is that obsolete too? |
It does transform the Markdown to render code blocks with a nice title. I do intend to extend support further (things like code navigation, figure captions) Just haven't found the time yet. |
Ah yes, now I see it, thanks. I'm not negatively critical here, I am just trying to figure out where things are given the state of the demos/documentation. I'm starting using it now, so maybe I'll have more feedback later on. I'll leave the issue open, here, maybe as a reminder that the online instructions are out of date, maybe needing fixing? |
Yes, excellent! |
I followed the example setup described in https://entangled.github.io/mkdocs-plugin/ and I was not getting what I was expecting.
For example, I added the very simple example defined in https://entangled.github.io/mkdocs-plugin/#annotate-code-blocks I was following, but the python source files were not generated. I thought it was a matter of restarting the
mkdocs serve
command but still no python file generated.I had to open a separate terminal and run there:
entangled watch
to get the behavior I was expecting, meaning the creation of aexample/hello_world.py
file (although, following along the mkdocs init example, I would expect the file to be named:src/example_package/hello_world.py
so that it would end up in the source folder already created from mkdocs, but I divert)Isn't it the idea to trigger the entangled functionality through the mkdocs hook? Or maybe the instructions miss a step that explains that a separate process needs to run in parallel?
Not sure what is the intended usage here.
Nonetheless I'm thrilled if I can get this to work smoothly! :)
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