MousePaw Media has authored a number of standards to guide their ongoing software development efforts. These standards are made freely available for the benefit of the open source community, and the programming community at large.
More information can be found on the Standards page.
The standards are all written in RestructuredText format, to be compatible with Sphinx. The root of the repository contains a makefile which can be used to generate the documents.
You must have Python 3 installed on your system, and you need to create a virtual environment. On UNIX-based systems, you can run:
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install -r source/requirements.txtThen you can run one of the following make commands:
make html # Create HTML version.
make latex # Create LaTEX version.
make latexpdf # Create PDF via LaTEX.
make man # Create man pages.
make epub # Create e-book.There are additional make targets as well. To see the complete list, simply run...
make2016 Board
- Audrey Henry
- Nate Groggett
- Anne McDonald
- Jason C. McDonald
- Scott Taylor
2018 Q1 Board
- Jason C. McDonald
- Jarek Thomas
- Bowen Volwiler
- Sergio Ramirez
These standards are written and maintained by the MousePaw Media Standards Board. Feedback is welcome via email (developers@mousepawmedia.com).
For more information about contributing to MousePaw Media projects, see mousepawmedia.com/opensource.
The MousePaw Media Standards are made available via the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike (CC BY-SA 4.0) license.
The project is owned and maintained by MousePaw Media.