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This Jekyll plugin is heavily inspired by Gerby, the tool used to build the Stacks Project and Kerodon. It allows you to build math textbooks as static websites which require no complex infrastructure to run.
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 Dependencies

Development

~> 11.1.3
~> 3.10.0
~> 0.13.0
~> 0.21.2
~> 2.18.0
~> 4.7.3

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>= 3, < 5
 Project Readme

jekyll-sheafy

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jekyll-sheafy is a Jekyll plugin inspired by Gerby which allows you to setup websites similar to the Stacks project and Kerodon.

Getting started

Currently, the state of the art in using jekyll-sheafy is represented by The Nursery. Until I write a minimal guide, the bes way to get started is forking it and playing around with it.

Usage

TODO: general usage notes.

Architecture

TODO: explain the Directed Rooted Forest structure and the taxa mechanism.

Configuration

TODO: fill in details for each parameter.

sheafy:
  references:
    matchers: [] # ...
  taxa: {} # ...
  inheritable: [] # ...

Node variables

TODO: fill in details for each variable.

General

  • taxon

Layouting

  • layout
  • sublayout

Dependencies

  • root
  • ancestors
  • parent
  • subroot
  • children
  • predecessors
  • successors

References

  • referrers
  • referents

Numbering

  • clicker
  • clicks

Roadmap

These are the features you can expect in the future:

  • Search feature

Of course any feedback is welcome!

Acknowledgements

  • Thanks to @jonsterling for
    • using krater to setup The Nursery,
    • having the "brew your own Kerodon" idea, and
    • letting me collaborate to spin it off into jekyll-sheafy.