demo Directory Reference

Directory dependency graph for demo:

Directories
	biharmonic
	codim_0_assembly
	custom_kernel
	hyperelasticity
	interpolation-io
	interpolation_different_meshes
	mixed_poisson
	poisson
	poisson_matrix_free

Detailed Description

The documentation for the DOLFINx demos is written by hand and located together with the demos in the DOLFINx source tree. To document a (new) DOLFINx demo located in the directory foo (for instance pde/poisson), follow the two steps below. In general, the simplest way is probably to look at one of the documented demos for instance (demo/pde/poisson/) and follow the same setup.

1) Add these 3 files

• foo/common.txt – containing common information such as the main features the demo illustrates and, if applicable, a mathematical description of the differential equation that is solved. This file should then be included in the C++ and Python versions.
• foo/cpp/documentation.rst – containing the reST source file with the documentation that is specific to the C++ version of the demo.

• foo/python/documentation.rst – containing the reST source file with the documentation that is specific to the Python version of the demo.

  If either the C++ or the Python version of the demo does not exist, feel free to add the version and continue.

2) Move the directory foo from the directory undocumented/ to the suitable directory (for instance pde/ or la/).

Note

The demo documentation is automatically included in the complete DOLFINx documentation when running make doc after building DOLFINx. While documenting a demo, it may be handy to only run make doc_demo and then make doc_html_[python|cpp].

Note

Tests for the validity of the code snippets used in the demo documentation are included in the standard DOLFINx tests.

C++ and Python specific contents

The C++ and Python documentation reST source files should

• Explain each step of the solution procedure. Do this by including and explaining code snippets from the demo source code.
• Include links to the API documentation using the :cpp:class: and :py:class: directives. Note that for the Python classes, the full module path is required (for instance py:class:dolfinx.cpp.NewtonSolver)
• Include the complete set of files needed to run the demo using the include directive.