The docs are currently hosted on readthedocs here. However, this is non-ideal because one needs to do some magic in a conf.py file to do magic imports of the toolkit before reading the docstrings. A better solution is to take advantage of the fact that github hosts docs now.
We can now host the docs on clutser_toolkit.githhub.io (or something like that) and provide pre-compiled documentation. We can compile the docs locally and then upload them, without having to deal with any RTD problems.
I will also take this chance to move away from autodocs, which have been a little finicky.
The docs are currently hosted on readthedocs here. However, this is non-ideal because one needs to do some magic in a
conf.pyfile to do magic imports of the toolkit before reading the docstrings. A better solution is to take advantage of the fact that github hosts docs now.We can now host the docs on clutser_toolkit.githhub.io (or something like that) and provide pre-compiled documentation. We can compile the docs locally and then upload them, without having to deal with any RTD problems.
I will also take this chance to move away from autodocs, which have been a little finicky.