Development¶
Documentation¶
Documentation lives in librec_auto/docs/, and is hosted on Read the Docs.
To rebuild the docs:
cd librec_auto/docs/make clean && make html.
Building from Source¶
Instead of installing librec_auto from pip, you can also build it from the source.
First, you’ll need to clone this repository:
$ git clone https://github.com/that-recsys-lab/librec-auto.git && cd librec-auto
Then, run the setup script with the develop command:
$ python setup.py develop
This will make any edits you make to the librec-auto library take effect immediately,
without needing to re-install librec-auto every time you make a change.
Code Formatting¶
We use Yapf for python code formatting. To format the whole codebase, run:
yapf . -i --recursive
Docker¶
You can develop librec_auto in Docker.
The root-level Dockerfile only installs librec_auto.
It does not actually run any experiments.
You can extend this file with your own code to further develop librec_auto.
To use the Dockerfile, run the following in your bash terminal:
docker build -t librec_auto:latest .
docker run librec_auto:latest