About the site
Host¶
The Phoenix Projects operate as a study group of the Twin Cities Section of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers ⧉.
The Phoenix Biorhythm site is hosted on GitHub Pages.
Static Site Generator¶
MkDocs is a static site generator that's geared towards building project documentation. Documentation source files are written primarily in Markdown ⧉, and configured with a single YAML configuration file
This site uses Markdown, HTML and cascading style sheets.
For full documentation, visit mkdocs.org ⧉.
MkDocs Commands¶
mkdocs new [dir-name]
- Create a new project.mkdocs serve
- Start the live-reloading docs server.mkdocs build
- Build the documentation site.mkdocs -h
- Print help message and exit.
Project layout¶
mkdocs.yml # The configuration file
docs/
index.md # The documentation homepage
about/
index.md
images/ # subproject-specific images
...
abpm/ # ambulatory blood pressure monitor subproject
index.md
images/ # subproject-specific images
...
algorithms/ # biorhythm analysis algorithms subproject
index.md
images/ # subproject-specific images
...
biorhythm-platform/ # biorhythm analysis platform subproject
index.md
images/ # subproject-specific images
architecture/
index.md
...
privacy-security/
index.md
...
requirements/
index.md
...
library/
index.md
...
glossary/
index.md
images/ # glossary-specific images
images/ # program-general images, icons and clip art
javascripts/
snippets/
stylesheets/
... # Other markdown pages and other files
Theme¶
Macros¶
See macros info
Typography¶
Material for MkDocs directly integrates with Google Fonts ⧉. All fonts are taken from that collection.
Body text and titles are set in , a nonserif font.
Code samples are set in , a nonserif, monospace font.
For clients who do not have these fonts, the style sheets specify some standard alternatives.
See also "Privacy".
Palette¶
The site provides both light and dark color schemes:
Mode | Color Scheme |
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Light | MkDocs default |
Dark | MkDocs slate |
The primary color is set to blue-grey (#546d78).
The accent color is set to indigo (#4051b5).
Graphics¶
Image | Explanation | Source |
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The Phoenix Projects mark symbolizes the investigation of variation in blood pressure. | The Phoenix is a composite of the following three images. | |
The interior of a human heart and some of the blood vessels | SERVIER MEDICAL ART, a service to medicine provided by Les Laboratoires Servier www.servier.com ⧉. Image retrieved from https://smart.servier.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/coeur_01.png ⧉. Servier Medical Art is licensed under CC BY 4.0 ⧉ |
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Magnifying glass | "Magnifying Glass", by deelight ⧉, on OPENCLIPART.org ⧉. |
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An abstract:
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Derived from the image titled "Timing of arterial pulse and the ECG", in "Normal arterial line waveforms", Deranged Physiology: A free online resource for Intensive Care Medicine ⧉, by Alex Yartsev ⧉. The derivation removed all but the waveforms and converted the result to SVG. |
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The Phoenix Logo incorporates the Phoenix Mark. | ||
The favicon is "circadian rhythms" by bsd studio from Noun Project ⧉ (CC BY 3.0). |
The hero image on the site's home page is the Phoenix Projects mark with CCS animation added to the waveforms.
Math Notation¶
Math statements are rendered with the LaTex ⧉ typesetting language, using the MathJax ⧉ library for displaying mathematical content in browsers. MathJax is incorporated into MkDocs using arithmatex ⧉, a Python Markdown extension.
Privacy¶
The site uses the privacy plugin built into Material for MkDocs ⧉. The plugin:
- Scans the generated HTML for external assets, such as scripts, style sheets, images, and web fonts.
- Downloads them.
- Stores them in the site directory.
- Replaces all references with links to the downloaded copies for self-hosting.
License¶
Tip
The following site, provided by GitHub, is recommended for picking an open source license.
This work is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License ⧉.
This license is intended for documentation and media only. It is not intended for any software or hardware described on this site.