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QuantumOptics.jl website

• QuantumOptics.jl-benchmarks generates json files containing the results of the benchmarks and provides the source code of the examples. For now, the fodler benchmark-data is managed by Git, although it can be generated from the benchmarks repo if needed. This is a convenience method.

In this repository the following additional resources are defined:

• A common header used in every single page.
• A common navigation menu (on the top of each page).
• A common footer.
• The main page.
• QuantumOptics.jl code snippets which are shown in the main page.
• Citation page.
• Benchmark page presenting the data and source-code obtained from QuantumOptics.jl-benchmarks

Jekyll is used to generate the (static) website from all different parts.

The website itself uses the following technologies:

JavaScript libraries:

• jquery.js
• Require.js
• Bootstrap.js for the layout.
• MathJax.js for representing latex formulas.
• highlight.js to dynamically highlight the source code.
• Chart.js for the interactive benchmark plots.

CSS:

• Bootstrap.css
• font-awesome
• Lato|Ubuntu+Mono

A basic principle is that any code that is shown should be run and tested automatically before it is included.

Directory layout

It is recommended to place all resources into the same directory, i.e.:

|
|--> ./QuantumOptics.jl
|--> ./QuantumOptics.jl-examples
|--> ./QuantumOptics.jl-documentation
|--> ./QuantumOptics.jl-benchmarks
|--> ./QuantumOptics.jl-website

Software Requirements

• Jekyll
• Documenter.jl (Can be installed with julia> Pkg.add("Documenter"))

Build process

The code snippets are executed by make.jl.

Finally, one uses jekyll to build the website: * For development run jekyll interactively: jekyll serve. * To just create it once: jekyll build. This will create the finished website in the build directory which then can be deployed to the server.