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Introduce GitHub Pages #94

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Introduce GitHub Pages #94

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced an automated deployment process that publishes documentation updates with every change.
    • Enhanced the documentation experience with improved styling, integrated search, code highlighting, and support for advanced diagram rendering.
  • Documentation

    • Updated the main documentation page with additional content.

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces a GitHub Actions workflow for deploying documentation to GitHub Pages whenever changes occur in the documentation markdown files. Additionally, a new MkDocs configuration file is added to set up the "sqly documentation" using the Material theme, alongside various markdown extensions and plugins. A minor update is also made to the markdown index file with an added test line.

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File(s) Change Summary
.github/workflows/pages.yaml Added a GitHub Actions workflow ("Deploy to GitHub Pages") that triggers on pushes to the main branch affecting doc/pages/markdown/; includes checkout, Python setup, package installation, and deployment steps.
doc/pages/markdown/index.md Inserted a new line containing the word "test".
doc/pages/mkdocs.yml Introduced a new MkDocs configuration file setting up "sqly documentation" with the Material theme, navigation structure, plugins (including search), extra CSS, and multiple markdown extensions.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Dev as Developer
    participant Repo as GitHub Repository
    participant Actions as GitHub Actions
    participant Deploy as Deployment Process

    Dev->>Repo: Push changes to main branch
    Repo->>Actions: Trigger "Deploy to GitHub Pages" workflow (if changes in doc/pages/markdown/)
    Actions->>Actions: Checkout repository (actions/checkout@v4)
    Actions->>Actions: Setup Python 3.13 (actions/setup-python@v5)
    Actions->>Actions: Install mkdocs-material package via pip
    Actions->>Deploy: Execute "mkdocs gh-deploy" with specified config
    Deploy-->>Repo: Updated documentation deployed on GitHub Pages
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A workflow now sets our docs free!
With Python and pages in swift parade,
"Test" was added, configuration made.
Hoppin' to deploy with a flick of my tail – hooray!
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Code Metrics Report

main (0fbe9af) #94 (00eede3) +/-
Coverage 84.4% 84.4% 0.0%
Test Execution Time 2s 3s +1s
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  |---------------------|----------------|---------------|------|
  | Coverage            |          84.4% |         84.4% | 0.0% |
  |   Files             |             46 |            46 |    0 |
  |   Lines             |           1194 |          1194 |    0 |
  |   Covered           |           1008 |          1008 |    0 |
- | Test Execution Time |             2s |            3s |  +1s |

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.github/workflows/pages.yaml (1)

17-18: Package Version Pinning Consideration

Consider pinning the mkdocs-material package to a specific version (e.g., mkdocs-material==<version>) to avoid unexpected issues due to automatic updates. This provides better reproducibility of the deployment environment.

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.github/workflows/pages.yaml (2)

1-8: Valid Trigger Configuration and Event Filtering

The workflow is properly set to trigger deployments only on pushes to the main branch when changes occur in the doc/pages/markdown/ directory. This effectively limits unnecessary deploys when unrelated files change.


9-19: Well-Structured Deployment Job

The deployment job is clearly defined:

  • Uses actions/checkout@v4 for repository checkout.
  • Sets up Python 3.13 with actions/setup-python@v5.
  • Installs the mkdocs-material package.
  • Executes mkdocs gh-deploy with an explicit configuration file.

This sequence covers the essential steps needed to deploy the documentation to GitHub Pages.

@nao1215 nao1215 merged commit 07568da into main Feb 6, 2025
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