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Elk Development Kit Documentation

To read the documentation, follow this link: https://elk-audio.github.io/elk-docs/

This repository contains the source files, and generated HTML output, for the Elk Development Kit Documentation.

If you have cloned/downloaded this repository you can browse the documentation by opening the ./docs/index.html file in your browser.

Most sections are written in MarkDown, and have to use the CommonMark flavor, the accepted standard by Sphinx and ReadtheDocs. Some exceptions, such as is the index, use ReStructuredText - the main format for Sphinx.

Building HTML From Source Files

If you have made any changes to an .MD documentation file, you also need to take the below steps to make the changes available through the web link.

Install Sphinx:

apt-get install python3-sphinx

Alternatively install through pip:

python3 -m pip install sphinx

Install recommonmark:

python3 -m pip install recommonmark

Build with:

make html

Alternatively, if you've pip-installed Sphinx:w

python3 -m sphinx -M html ./ ./docs/

The output will be generated in docs, the folder expected by GitHub Pages for the HTML files it serves.

Do commit and push both your changed .MD, and generated HTML files, for your changes to be reflected on the online HTML version of the documentation.

In the docs folder, there are two files added manually, needed for GitHub Pages: .nojekyll, and index.html. If you every type make clean, these two will be deleted - ensure you then reinstate them before committing.

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macOS Getting Started Issues on M1 Pro

Hey there,

tl;dr - Documentation for macOS points to an older version of Sushi (v1.0.0) and should probably be updated (v1.1.0).

I've noticed that I've hit a bit of a snag when following the documentation provided for getting started on macOS. I'm not sure if I've done something wrong at some point, but here's what I am seeing:

The guidance on the following doc https://elk-audio.github.io/elk-docs/html/intro/getting_started_with_development_kit_software.html is to download the latest sushi release, unzip, and run the following command after setting attributes: ./sushi --coreaudio -c config_files/play_brickworks_synth.json

Two issues I'm having with this command:

  1. Coreaudio is not an available flag for sushi and fails
  2. play_brickworks_synth.json doesn't exist in the config_files as part of the release.

Digging further, it looks like the link on the documentation page directs to sushi release v1.0.0 explicitly, but the most recent available is v1.1.0. After downloading v1.1.0, I can see that the relevant config files are there. So it looks like the link to the release is outdated.

I am getting a failure when attempting to run the supplied command on my own machine, even with the files there, but it looks like library dependencies and is probably a separate issue.

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