Quick Reference =============== Runestone comes built in with its own little help system. You can get a list of all of the runestone commands, or get the syntax for any command easily. :: $ runestone Usage: runestone [OPTIONS] COMMAND1 [ARGS]... [COMMAND2 [ARGS]...]... Usage: runestone [--version] subcommand Options: --version More print version and exit --help Show this message and exit. Commands: build deploy doc type runestone doc directive to get help on directive init preview preview the book in a minimal server (NO API support) process-manifest Process runestone-manifest.xml file rs2ptx Run sphinx build to convert RST to PreTeXt serve Deprecated - use preview update Update template files The ``doc`` option requires a directive to display anything. If you do not know what the directives are, just type any text after doc to show a list of available directives. :: $ runestone doc help Unknown Directive. Possible values are activecode clickablearea codelens datafile disqus dragndrop fillintheblank groupsub hparsons mchoice parsonsprob poll qnum quizly reveal selectquestion shortanswer showeval tab tabbed timed video vimeo youtube $ runestone doc mchoice The syntax for a multiple-choice question is: .. mchoice:: uniqueid :multiple_answers: [optional]. Implied if ``:correct:`` contains a list. :random: [optional] The following arguments supply answers and feedback. See below for an alternative method of specification. :correct: letter of correct answer or list of correct answer letters (in case of multiple answers) :answer_a: possible answer -- what follows the _ is the answer's label. :answer_b: possible answer :answer_c: possible answer :answer_d: possible answer :answer_e: possible answer :feedback_a: displayed if a is picked :feedback_b: displayed if b is picked :feedback_c: displayed if c is picked :feedback_d: displayed if d is picked :feedback_e: displayed if e is picked Question text; this may contain multiple paragraphs with any markup. An alternative method of specifying answers and feedback: Place an `unordered list `_ at the end of the question text, in the following format. Note: If your question text happens to end with an unordered list, then place a comment, consisting of a paragraph containing only ``..`` at the end of the list. For example: - This list is still part of the question text. .. - Text for answer A. Your text may be multiple paragraphs, including `images `_ and any other `inline `_ or block markup. For example: :math:`\sqrt(2)/2`. As earlier, if your feedback contains an unordered list, end it with a comment. - For example, this is part of the answer text. .. + This is feedback for answer A. This is a correct answer because the bullet is a ``+``. This may also span multiple paragraphs and include any markup. However, there can be only one item in this unordered list. - Text for answer B. - Feedback for answer B. This is an incorrect answer, because the bullet is not a ``+``. - Text for answer C. Note that the empty line between a sublist and a list may be omitted. + Feedback for answer C, which is a correct answer. However, the empty line is required between a list and a sublist. - ... and so on. - Up to 26 answers and feedback pairs may be provided. config values (conf.py): - mchoice_div_class - custom CSS class of the component's outermost div