This repository contains the documentation and tutorials for Qurrium 📏. Created by Sphinx.

See the Qurrium Documentation for more details.

You will need to pass 2 environment arguments to docker container.

• QURRIUM_VERSION: The Qurrium version you want to execute.
  • stable: Current latest stable version from PyPI.
  • (qurrium version number): Specific Qurrium version
  • dev: Current latest nightly version from TestPyPI
• DOC_VERSION: The documentation version you want to build.
  • (the git branch or git tag)

For example when QURRIUM_VERSION=stable and DOC_VERSION=master

• Building:

docker build -t qurrium_doc_sphinx_img \
  --build-arg QURRIUM_VERSION=stable \
  --build-arg DOC_VERSION=master .

• Entering its shell:

docker run -it qurrium_doc_sphinx_img /bin/bash

For example when QURRIUM_VERSION=stable and DOC_VERSION=master

QURRIUM_VERSION=stable DOC_VERSION=master docker compose up --build

This documentation experience 4 themes changes:

jupyter-book -> pydata-sphinx-theme -> sphinx-immaterial -> furo

• jupyter-book

  • Less customization on Sphinx.
  • Also they are migrating to MyST which leaves Sphinx.

• pydata-sphinx-theme

  • Multi-version switching.
  • Also as a frontend engineer, I have some reservations on its design.
  • Its navigation bar does not work with tablet screen, which becomes 2 stacks sometimes. I don't think we can call this responsive.
    • For I even make a responsive website from 2K to watch screen
  • IT'S BootStrap.

• sphinx-immaterial

  • Multi-version switching.
  • MkDocs is awesome.
  • Material UI is awesome.
  • Unfortunately it will break sphinxext-opengraph currently.
  • Also it not yet introduce the social cards feature from MkDocs.

• furo

  • Simple.
  • New qiskit-sphinx-theme base on theme.
  • No multi-version swtiching 🫠.