Getting Started

In this guide we’ll walk you through setting up and using the Demo.

Step 0: Prerequisites

Please be sure to fulfill the following prerequisites:

• Docker is installed

• VSCode is installed plus the Dev Containers Extension or the Remote Development Extension (which is just a Pack that also includes the first one)

• Git is installed

Step 1: Installing the Demo

• Just clone/download the corresponding Git Repository to your local disk.

💡 Tip - if you’re on windows…

You will have a much better performance if you clone the repo into a WSL drive. If you haven’t got WSL installed or just have no idea what WSL is then just ignore this hint… else not you can:

• Clone your repo in wsl2 in the native wsl2 filesystem (not beginning with /mnt !!) and open it from there: Open a wsl2 folder in a container on Windows

• Clone your repo directly in a new docker volume (which also happens to live in the wsl2 filesystem): Open a git repository or github pr in an isolated container volume

Step 2: Start the Devcontainer

• Open the local repository directory in VSCode.

• You should get a message about that a Devcontainer is present -> Click on “Open in DevContainer”. If not hit [F1] and type >Dev Containers: Reopen in Devcontainer.

• Wait for the container to load up (the first time it’ll take some time)

Step 3: Build the Demo Documentation

• If VSCode is done loading the devcontainer open a new Terminal (zsh).

• Enter poe docs to build the demo documentation.

• You can find the root page of the generated htmls in .build/html/index.html

Done 🎉

• Now you can play around with, e.g. the conf.py or the documentation itself.