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awesome-read-the-docs

A curated list of awesome Read the Docs projects
https://github.com/readthedocs-examples/awesome-read-the-docs

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  • Sphinx projects

    • CrateDB - Crate.io has integrated their documentation experience into their general website. There's a total of 15 documentation projects nested. They use a custom theme, [crate-docs-theme](https://github.com/crate/crate-docs-theme) to orchestrate the projects and align them. **#sphinx** **#custom-theme**.
    • CrateDB - Crate.io has integrated their documentation experience into their general website. There's a total of 15 documentation projects nested. They use a custom theme, [crate-docs-theme](https://github.com/crate/crate-docs-theme) to orchestrate the projects and align them. **#sphinx** **#custom-theme**.
    • django-cms - django-cms's developer documentation is as extensive as it's well-organized. It uses the Furo theme. **#sphinx** **#large-project**.
    • Ray - Ray is a documentation project spanning multiple software components. It uses several extensions from the Executable Book project. Features are showcased in [this twitter thread](https://twitter.com/readthedocs/status/1663923671470047234). **#sphinx** **#themes** **#large-project**.
    • Scrapy - Embeds a lot of reference snippets and uses `sphinx-hoverxref` for quick reference tooltips. Lots of inspiration to be found in content organization. **#sphinx**.
    • setuptools - Lots of features, using the Furo theme. [Twitter thread](https://twitter.com/readthedocs/status/1546527820150718469) with some examples. **#sphinx** **#themes**.
    • sphinx-needs - Documentation of `sphinx-needs`. **#sphinx** **#themes**.
    • sphinx-immaterial - Documentation of `sphinx-immaterial`, a Material theme for Sphinx, based on Material for MkDocs. **#sphinx** **#themes**.
    • Uberspace - Customized sidebar and footer, adding project's branding through custom CSS and HTML to `sphinx_rtd_theme`. Latest version and release date on front page. **#sphinx** **#themes** **#custom-theme**.
    • Wagtail - Wagtail is a Django-based CMS with a global community. The documentation spans multiple stakeholders (editors and developers), has it's own beautiful theme and is largely structured around Diátaxis ideals. The [Release Notes](https://docs.wagtail.org/en/stable/releases/index.html) and [Contribution guide](https://docs.wagtail.org/en/stable/contributing/index.html) are remarkable. Wagtail's documentation uses a minimal set of Sphinx extensions. **#sphinx** **#themes** **#diataxis**.
    • Weblate - Weblate is a translation platform with a large documentation project with many translations and customized Read the Docs theme. Documentation aimed at all segments: users, administrators and developers. Also features an extensive Changelog. **#sphinx** **#themes** **#translation**.
    • CrateDB - Crate.io has integrated their documentation experience into their general website. There's a total of 15 documentation projects nested. They use a custom theme, [crate-docs-theme](https://github.com/crate/crate-docs-theme) to orchestrate the projects and align them. **#sphinx** **#custom-theme**.
    • django-cms - django-cms's developer documentation is as extensive as it's well-organized. It uses the Furo theme. **#sphinx** **#large-project**.
    • Ray - Ray is a documentation project spanning multiple software components. It uses several extensions from the Executable Book project. Features are showcased in [this twitter thread](https://twitter.com/readthedocs/status/1663923671470047234). **#sphinx** **#themes** **#large-project**.
    • Scrapy - Embeds a lot of reference snippets and uses `sphinx-hoverxref` for quick reference tooltips. Lots of inspiration to be found in content organization. **#sphinx**.
    • setuptools - Lots of features, using the Furo theme. [Twitter thread](https://twitter.com/readthedocs/status/1546527820150718469) with some examples. **#sphinx** **#themes**.
    • sphinx-needs - Documentation of `sphinx-needs`. **#sphinx** **#themes**.
    • sphinx-immaterial - Documentation of `sphinx-immaterial`, a Material theme for Sphinx, based on Material for MkDocs. **#sphinx** **#themes**.
    • Wagtail - Wagtail is a Django-based CMS with a global community. The documentation spans multiple stakeholders (editors and developers), has it's own beautiful theme and is largely structured around Diátaxis ideals. The [Release Notes](https://docs.wagtail.org/en/stable/releases/index.html) and [Contribution guide](https://docs.wagtail.org/en/stable/contributing/index.html) are remarkable. Wagtail's documentation uses a minimal set of Sphinx extensions. **#sphinx** **#themes** **#diataxis**.
    • Weblate - Weblate is a translation platform with a large documentation project with many translations and customized Read the Docs theme. Documentation aimed at all segments: users, administrators and developers. Also features an extensive Changelog. **#sphinx** **#themes** **#translation**.

  • MkDocs projects

    • Argo CD - Material for MkDocs theme with custom colors and a nice version drop down. Animated product demo and carefully designed sidebar presenting targeted guides for Operators, Users and Developers. **#mkdocs** **#themes** **#large-project**.
    • doc2dash - Material for MkDocs with a custom version provider fully compatible with Read the Docs **#mkdocs** **#themes**.
    • Nautobot - Extensive usage of the subprojects feature to organize numerous documentation projects under the same custom domain / landing page. Each subproject has its own release cycle. Features are showcased in [this twitter thread](https://twitter.com/readthedocs/status/1595010133796462593). **#mkdocs** **#themes** **#large-project**.
    • The Haskell Tool Stack - A matured MkDocs project using their documentation website as their main website. Notice both the structure and the considerate use of widgets included in Material for MkDocs **#mkdocs** **#themes**.
    • Argo CD - Material for MkDocs theme with custom colors and a nice version drop down. Animated product demo and carefully designed sidebar presenting targeted guides for Operators, Users and Developers. **#mkdocs** **#themes** **#large-project**.
    • doc2dash - Material for MkDocs with a custom version provider fully compatible with Read the Docs **#mkdocs** **#themes**.
    • The Haskell Tool Stack - A matured MkDocs project using their documentation website as their main website. Notice both the structure and the considerate use of widgets included in Material for MkDocs **#mkdocs** **#themes**.
    • Sidra Data Platform - Material for MkDocs theme with version selector and search integrated via Read the Docs Addons. **#mkdocs** **#themes** **#business**.

  • API Reference

    • discord.py - This projects very rich Python API reference uses custom extension for quick overview tables of attributes and methods + `sphinx-hoverxref` for tooltips with API reference + source link references for GitHub source code. **#apidocs** **#sphinx** **#themes**
    • discord.py - This projects very rich Python API reference uses custom extension for quick overview tables of attributes and methods + `sphinx-hoverxref` for tooltips with API reference + source link references for GitHub source code. **#apidocs** **#sphinx** **#themes**

  • Science projects

    • AiiDA demonstration - A hardware demo/tutorial written with lots of examples and illustrations. [Behind the scenes](https://github.com/chrisjsewell/aiida-qe-demo), Conda is used by installing mambaforge and storing the setup in `environment.yml`. **#sphinx** **#jupyter-notebook**
    • Crest Ocean System - Uses sphinx-hoverxref and Executable Book. Video tutorials in text. Lots of embeds, Trello, YouTube and more. **#sphinx** **#themes**
    • jupyter-book - Jupyter-book automatically creates Sphinx projects from projects that are friendly to Jupyter Notebook users. **#jupyter-notebook** **#sphinx** **#diataxis**.
    • jupyter-sphinx - Directly executes and renders Jupyter Notebooks in documentation projects. **#jupyter-notebook** **#sphinx**.
    • jupyter-tutorial - Uses a set of extensions for Sphinx, for instance direct rendering of `.ipynb` files with `nbsphinx`. **#jupyter-notebook** **#sphinx**.
    • msticpy - MSTIC Jupyter and Python Security Tools, msticpy is a library for InfoSec investigation and hunting in Jupyter Notebooks. **#jupyter-notebook** **#sphinx**.
    • nbsphinx - Banner and buttons to view interactive versions of currently displayed `*.ipynb` files using the Binder service. Notice also the awesome PDF version. **#jupyter-notebook** **#sphinx**.
    • poliastro - An extensive science project, demonstrating rich use of math formulas, interactive plotting in 3d, ``sphinx-hoverxref``, custom 404s and a nice copy button on code examples. Notice how well the navigation reflects the [Diátaxis framework](https://diataxis.fr/) **#sphinx** **#diataxis**.
    • SunPy - A large documentation project for an open-source package for solar physics. Embeds the main website's menu and uses a custom theme. Extensive changelog and release notes. **#custom-theme**, **sphinx**, **#apidocs**.
    • TorchIO - An open-source Python library targeting 3D medical images in deep learning. Combines API documentation with usage examples, uses "single version" for a singular "rolling release" documentation. [Screenshots in this Twitter thread](https://twitter.com/readthedocs/status/1570339818806120450). **#themes**, **sphinx**.
    • TomoBank - A big list of tomographic datasets and phantoms, featuring especially tables and images and maintained by science community. **#sphinx**.
    • AiiDA demonstration - A hardware demo/tutorial written with lots of examples and illustrations. [Behind the scenes](https://github.com/chrisjsewell/aiida-qe-demo), Conda is used by installing mambaforge and storing the setup in `environment.yml`. **#sphinx** **#jupyter-notebook**
    • Crest Ocean System - Uses sphinx-hoverxref and Executable Book. Video tutorials in text. Lots of embeds, Trello, YouTube and more. **#sphinx** **#themes**
    • jupyter-book - Jupyter-book automatically creates Sphinx projects from projects that are friendly to Jupyter Notebook users. **#jupyter-notebook** **#sphinx** **#diataxis**.
    • jupyter-sphinx - Directly executes and renders Jupyter Notebooks in documentation projects. **#jupyter-notebook** **#sphinx**.
    • jupyter-tutorial - Uses a set of extensions for Sphinx, for instance direct rendering of `.ipynb` files with `nbsphinx`. **#jupyter-notebook** **#sphinx**.
    • msticpy - MSTIC Jupyter and Python Security Tools, msticpy is a library for InfoSec investigation and hunting in Jupyter Notebooks. **#jupyter-notebook** **#sphinx**.
    • nbsphinx - Banner and buttons to view interactive versions of currently displayed `*.ipynb` files using the Binder service. Notice also the awesome PDF version. **#jupyter-notebook** **#sphinx**.
    • poliastro - An extensive science project, demonstrating rich use of math formulas, interactive plotting in 3d, ``sphinx-hoverxref``, custom 404s and a nice copy button on code examples. Notice how well the navigation reflects the [Diátaxis framework](https://diataxis.fr/) **#sphinx** **#diataxis**.
    • SunPy - A large documentation project for an open-source package for solar physics. Embeds the main website's menu and uses a custom theme. Extensive changelog and release notes. **#custom-theme**, **sphinx**, **#apidocs**.
    • TomoBank - A big list of tomographic datasets and phantoms, featuring especially tables and images and maintained by science community. **#sphinx**.
    • TomoBank - A big list of tomographic datasets and phantoms, featuring especially tables and images and maintained by science community. **#sphinx**.
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Science projects 22 Sphinx projects 20 MkDocs projects 8 API Reference 2
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