Click here to read the content of this site. The site contains derivations and proofs for math things that are used in high school math.
Environment setup (I have no idea what you should do if you don't have apt):
$ sudo apt install asymptote
$ python3 -m pip install --user wheel
$ python3 -m venv env
$ . env/bin/activate
(env) $ pip install -r requirements.txt
(env) $ python3 build.py
If you want build.py to send F5 to the browser window where math-derivations is open:
(env) $ sudo apt install xdotool
(env) $ python3 build.py --reload-browser
If you want to check links (also done in Github Actions):
(env) $ python3 build.py --check-links
To publish, run git push, and let Github Actions take care of the rest.
If you create or modify images drawn with asymptote,
you should commit the resulting files in images/asy/.
The images are committed to Git, for several reasons:
- This makes
build.pyreally fast. Rebuilding images is slow. - Some images were created with an old, backwards-incompatible version of asymptote. If those weren't committed, I would have to upgrade them to work with newer asymptote versions.
- Building 3D images on github actions just doesn't work, because it apparently requires a GPU.