The Sphinx theme for Qiskit Ecosystem documentation.
In qiskit-sphinx-theme 1.14, we replaced the old qiskit_sphinx_theme based on Pytorch with the new qiskit-ecosystem theme based on Furo. The old theme was removed in qiskit-sphinx-theme 2.0.
See Migrate from old Pytorch theme to new theme for migration instructions.
This repository hosts three things:
qiskit-ecosystemtheme (located in thesrc/folder)- example docs (located in the
example_docs/folder) - Qiskit Docs Guide (located in the
docs_guide/folder)
The qiskit-ecosystem theme is used by projects in the Qiskit Ecosystem.
The example docs are a minimal Sphinx project that is used for testing the Qiskit Sphinx Theme. Every pull request will trigger a GitHub workflow that builds the example docs to make sure the changes do not introduce unintended changes.
The Qiskit Docs Guide hosts instructions, guidelines and recommendations of good documentation practices. Its intent is to help Qiskit maintainers improve the documentation of their projects. The guide is hosted online here: https://qisk.it/docs-guide.
This package is available on PyPI using:
pip install qiskit-sphinx-themeThen, set up the theme by updating conf.py:
- Set
html_theme = "qiskit-ecosystem" - Add
"qiskit_sphinx_theme"toextensions
You also likely want to set html_title in conf.py. This results in the left sidebar having a more useful and concise name, along with the page title in the browser. Most projects will want to use this in their conf.py:
# Sphinx expects you to set these already.
project = "My Project"
release = "4.12"
# This sets the title to e.g. `My Project 4.12`.
html_title = f"{project} {release}"First, coordinate with the Translations team at https://github.com/qiskit-community/qiskit-translations to express your interest and to coordinate setting up the infrastructure.
Once the Translations team is ready, then update your conf.py:
- Ensure that
qiskit_sphinx_themeis in theextensionssetting. - Set the option
translations_listto a list of pairs of the locale code and the language name, e.g.[..., ("de_DE", "German")]. - Set the option
docs_url_prefixto your project's URL prefix, likeecosystem/finance.
For example:
extensions = [
...,
"qiskit_sphinx_theme",
]
translations_list = [
('en', 'English'),
('bn_BN', 'Bengali'),
('fr_FR', 'French'),
('de_DE', 'German'),
]
docs_url_prefix = "ecosystem/finance"This feature allows you to link to previous versions of the docs in the left sidebar.
First, start additionally deploying your docs to <project-prefix>/stable/<version>/, e.g. /ecosystem/finance/stable/0.5/index.html. See https://github.com/Qiskit/qiskit-experiments/blob/227867937a08075092cd11756214bee3fb1d4d3d/tools/deploy_documentation.sh#L38-L39 for an example.
Then, update your conf.py:
- Ensure that
qiskit_sphinx_themeis in theextensionssetting. - Add to the option
html_contextan entry forversion_listwith a list of the prior versions, e.g.["0.4", "0.5"].- Each of these versions must be deployed with the above
stable/<version>URL scheme. - You can manually set this, or some projects write a Sphinx extension to dynamically compute the value.
- You should only put prior versions in this list, not the current release.
- Each of these versions must be deployed with the above
- Set the option
docs_url_prefixto your project's URL prefix, likeecosystem/finance.
For example:
extensions = [
...,
"qiskit_sphinx_theme",
]
html_context = {
"version_list": ["0.4", "0.5"],
}
docs_url_prefix = "ecosystem/finance"The qiskit_sphinx_theme extension defines the below custom directives for you to use in RST, if you'd like. See example_docs/docs/sphinx_guide/custom_directives.rst for examples of how to use them.
qiskit-cardqiskit-call-to-action-itemandqiskit-call-to-action-grid
The qiskit-ecosystem theme includes the Qiskit Ecosystem logo by default.
You can use a custom logo by adding a logo file (SVG or PNG) as a sibling to your conf.py, e.g. docs/logo.svg. Then, set html_logo in conf.py to the name of the file, e.g. html_logo = "logo.png".
When using a custom logo, you may want to disable the project's name in the sidebar by setting sidebar_hide_name in html_theme_options:
html_theme_options = {
"sidebar_hide_name": True,
}You can disable logos by setting disable_ecosystem_logo in html_theme_options:
html_theme_options = {
"disable_ecosystem_logo": True,
}To keep UX/UI similar across different Qiskit packages, we encourage the following structure for you sidebar, which can be set in the toctree of your index.rst:
.. toctree::
:hidden:
Documentation Home <index>
Getting Started <getting_started>
Tutorials <tutorials/index>
How-to Guides <how_to/index>
API Reference <apidocs/index>
Explanations <explanations/index>
Release Notes <release_notes>
GitHub <https://github.com/your-repo>Each item in the toctree corresponds to a single .rst file, and can use internal links or external. External links will have a "new tab" icon rendered next to them.
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