This is a template repo for Lean4 projects which want to start with a blueprint. It contains automation scripts to extract code from an existing Lean project to a LaTex scheme.
The example page is served on https://reaslab.github.io/blueprint-template/.
This is a template repository. You can start by clicking the Use this template button on top right and create your own repo.
This project use Nix to manage the dependencies, so you may need to install nix on your machine first. Then run nix develop in this repo's root directory where there is a flake.nix.
nix flakes is an experimental feature of Nix, so you may need extra configuration.
You may need to change the project's name in relevant files. You can use the search tool in VSCode to replace all the DemoProject into your project's name. Don't forget to change the DemoProject in Makefile and .github/workflows/build.yaml.
Then you can start to develop your project by modifying files in the DemoProject(may be replaced with your own name) directory.
If you want to view the blueprint, you need to modify files in the blueprint directory, starting with blueprint/src/content.tex. You need to at least change the url in \home and \dochome. If you want to view it locally, change them into localhost:8080 and localhost:8080/doc.
Then come to the automation part. If you run make analyze, the python script will generate a demo.tex in blueprint/src. It will contain all the theorem, lemma, def, structure, inductive and class statement in your project. The doc string will be filled in automatically, and leanok tag will be added for the ones without sorry. The dependencies will also be analyzed automatically. You can use this file to help fill the content.tex.
If you want to view the blueprint, you can run make serve. This won't build the documentation. If you want to build the documentation, run make blueprint, then run make serve to view. If you can not redirect to the doc page from the blueprint, you may need to check if you change the url in content.tex.
If you want to deploy it to Github Page, please see the .github/workflows/build.yaml file and modifies the relating url.
The steps are essentially the same. I will recommend clone this repo and modify the files in it. You only need to copy your files and modify the relevant names in this project.
Of course you can also choose to stick to your own project without bothering some git configuration. You can copy the blueprint directory. Then don't forget to add doc-gen4 dependency to your lakefile.lean. For more information please check the Makefile yourself.
Using nix is highly recommended, but if you don't want to use nix, it's also ok. This repo contains requirements.txt for Python dependencies. Also, you need texlive environment and some other packages. You can check shell.nix for reference.
If you don't know how to use the lean blueprint, please check the leanblueprint or flt-regular.
To be developed.