A Sphinx extension to add MDX generation support for starlight documentation websites.
This package is not yet published, but can installed directly from GitHub:
pip install git+https://github.com/joe-p/sphinx-starlight-builder
Add the extension to your conf.py
file:
extensions = [
...,
"sphinx_starlight_builder",
...,
]
Build markdown files with sphinx-build
command
sphinx-build -M starlight ./docs ./build
You can add the following configurations to your conf.py
file:
starlight_anchor_sections
/starlight_anchor_signatures
: If set toTrue
, then anchors will be added before each section/function/class signature. This allows references to a specific anchor in the document.starlight_docinfo
: Adds metadata to the top of each document containing author, copyright, and version.starlight_http_base
: If set, all references will link to this prefix addressstarlight_uri_doc_suffix
: If set, all references will link to documents with this suffix.
For example, if your conf.py
file have the following configuration:
starlight_http_base = "https://your-domain.com/docs"
starlight_uri_doc_suffix = ".html"
Then a reference to your-doc-name#your-header
will be substituted with https://your-domain.com/docs/your-doc-name.html#your-header
.
See the code contribution guidelines for more information.
This project forked from [iran-funaro/sphinx-starlight-builder], which forked from [clayrisser/sphinx-starlight-builder], which was developed by [Clay Risser] under the [MIT] license.
The original implementation was based on [doctree2md] by [Matthew Brett] under the [BSD-2] license.
[MIT] [liran-funaro/sphinx-starlight-builder]: https://github.com/liran-funaro/sphinx-starlight-builder [clayrisser/sphinx-starlight-builder]: https://github.com/clayrisser/sphinx-starlight-builder [Clay Risser]: https://github.com/clayrisser [doctree2md]: https://github.com/matthew-brett/nb2plots/blob/master/nb2plots/doctree2md.py [Matthew Brett]: https://github.com/matthew-brett [MIT]: LICENSE [BSD-2]: https://github.com/matthew-brett/nb2plots/blob/main/LICENSE