Creating a local copy of the Django documentation

Yes, yes, this is me again and again on the Django documentation :) This time there will be no long translations, just a small note.

So, if you want to always have access to the documentation for your favorite development tool, this topic is for you.
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Linux:

1. Run the command line and install Sphinx:
   

   sudo easy_install Sphinx

   
   
2. Inside your Django directory, find the docs folder, go to it and:
   

   make html

   
   
3. That's all! Inside docs we execute:
   

   _build / html / index.html

   
   

Windows: (method provided overPlumbum , for which he thanks) :)

1. Run the command line, go to the Scripts folder from the Python directory and install Sphinx:
   

   cd C: \ Python26 \ Scripts
   easy_install sphinx

   
   
2. Inside your Django directory, find the docs folder, go to it and create two new sections:
   

   cd C: \ path_to_django_trunc \ docs
   mkdir _build \ html
   mkdir _build \ doctrees

   
   
3. Using the installed Sphinx create documentation:
   

   C: \ Python26 \ Scripts \ sphinx-build.exe -b html -d _build / doctrees. _build / html

   
   
4. Hooray! Now the html-version of the documentation is available here:
   

   C: \ path_to_django_trunc \ docs \ _build \ html \ index.html

O miracle: now you can read the documentation even far from the Internet :)