Offline mode #145
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add section about offline viewing
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Nice! Very useful. Question, since it's been a while since I've hacked Python: Do the modules included require you to install any python packages or are they available by default? |
All three libraries used are part of the python standard library:
I'm pretty confident in saying that these libraries will always be available on a vanilla python installation. |
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Good stuff. Thanks again. |
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add a python script which starts an offline webserver and add description on how to use in the readme.
the script code comes from #102 (comment) and only modifies it slightly to move to the output dir before starting the webserver.
Also note that after getting to a docs page for a specific function, if you try and use the search feature in the top right then nothing happens. So if this gets merged we should add an issue for that.
If merged, we can close #102