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2  <head>
3    <title>How to make your project PyCommunity-compatible</title>
4    <style type="text/css" media="all">
5        @import "../pycommunity.css";
6    </style>
7    <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"
8        src="../pycommunity.js" ></script>
9  </head>
10  <body>
11   <div class="backlink">
12    <a href="../tutorials.html">
13       <img src="../media/tutorial.png"/>
14       Tutorial list
15    </a>
16    <a href="../index.html">
17       <img src="../media/home.png"/>
18       Main page
19    </a>
20   </div>
21   <div class="content">
22    <div class="document" id="how-to-make-your-project-pycommunity-compatible">
23<h1 class="title">How to make your project PyCommunity-compatible</h1>
24<p>There are a few mandatory files PyCommunity uses to generate a website:</p>
25<ul class="simple">
26<li>a <cite>glossary.txt</cite> file. Learn how to write a good glossary in the
27<a title='glossary_recipe' alt='glossary_recipe' href='../recipes/glossary_recipe.html'>Glossary Recipe</a>
28<img src="../media/expand.png" onclick="toggleElement('expandable-glossary_recipe')"/>
29<div id="expandable-glossary_recipe" class="expandable" style="display:none">
30<b>Soon</b>
31<div>
32</li>
33<li>a global <cite>README.txt</cite> file, that describes the project.
34<a title='main_readme_recipe' alt='main_readme_recipe' href='../recipes/main_readme_recipe.html'>main_readme_recipe</a>
35<img src="../media/expand.png" onclick="toggleElement('expandable-main_readme_recipe')"/>
36<div id="expandable-main_readme_recipe" class="expandable" style="display:none">
37<b>Soon</b>
38<div>
39 gives a few tips about it</li>
40<li>a <cite>package.txt</cite> file, that is used in the package list page. This file contains a introductary text that describes the packages.</li>
41</ul>
42<p>All of this files are pointed in <cite>pycommunity.conf</cite> and the
43website is generated with this simple command. The simplest way to start is
44to copy the original <cite>pycommunity.conf</cite> to a specific project conf file, then
45to call it:</p>
46<pre class="literal-block">
47pycommunity /path/to/project.conf
48</pre>
49</div>
50   </div>
51   <div class="backlink">
52    <a href="../tutorials.html">
53       <img src="../media/tutorial.png"/>
54       Tutorial list
55    </a>
56    <a href="../index.html">
57       <img src="../media/home.png"/>
58       Main page
59    </a>
60   </div>
61
62  </body>
63</html>
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