How to create a documentation page using mkdocs and github pages?

Note: When trying to install using pip would leads to environment error. Avoid it using, sudo mv /usr/lib/python3.11/EXTERNALLY-MANAGED /usr/lib/python3.11/EXTERNALLY-MANAGED.old .

1. Installation:
   • use pip install mkdocs to install the package
2. Create a project:
   • use mkdocs new project-name
   • then cd projec-name
   • it is better to first create a github repository gh repo create user-name/project-name

• Install TLP:

  sudo add-apt-repository ppa:linrunner/tlp
  sudo apt update
  sudo apt install tlp
  
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When dealing with PDF files, many readers, including Linux's default evince (such as in the case of Manjaro), offer convenient options to highlight text and add comments directly within the document. However, one drawback of this approach is that the added annotations are stored within the specific PDF file, making it challenging to extract the annotated text separately. This limitation becomes apparent when you want to extract the highlighted information for reference, analysis, or sharing with others.

In the past, to address this issue, I relied on a tool called PDF Studio, which provided comprehensive features for handling PDF annotations and text extraction. However, since I don't frequently require text extraction, I sought a more streamlined solution that wouldn't burden me with unnecessary complexities.

My search led me to discover an elegant and efficient command-line tool called pdfannots. It is a Python package designed to simplify the process of e

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Make sure you have domain. I use Google Domains.

Go to Github username.github.io repository. Then to settings and left side there should be an option called Pages. In which enter your doman name and save.

1. Create a list with the links to be downloaded. Name it something like list.txt
2. Now download entire site data using the command wget -E -H -k -p -i list.txt
3. Now all the data should be available offline.
4. Go to html files folder and issue the command pandoc -i filename-*.html -o filename.epub
5. Alternatively creat an 'index.html' file and include all the links in the body of the file. Like <a href="https://venmurasu.in/mazhaippadal/chapter-5">1</a>
6. Now use calibre to convert the index.html to EPUB by ebook-convert index.html book.epub --title Title --authors Author --cover cover.png

Current latest version, namely version 3.6(dev) of Multiwfn is able to calculate transition dipole moment between excited states based on ORCA output.

First, conduct a CIS or TDA-DFT calculation using keywords like below, assume that file name is test.inp ! PBE0 def2-SVP nopop pal4 %tddft nroots 4 tprint 1E-8 end

• Open Settings > About Phone
• Tap 7 times MIUI Build to become Developer
• Go to Advanced Options > Devloper Options
• Enable USB Debugging
• Now connect the mobile to the system
• Open mobile and Accept Enable USB Debugging Mode

This small tutorial briefly gives and minimal idea about git and its usage.

• Valid github account
• git installed machine