Add links to doc type in libusers/index and make existing abs links relative
@@ -3,37 +3,34 @@ Overview
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Resources to assist users of the PyMedPhys library. If you're experienced with
-Python but brand new to PyMedPhys, `start here`_.
+Python but brand new to PyMedPhys, start :doc:`here<howto/get-started>`.
The **Library Users Guide** is separated into following sub-categories:
-- *Tutorials*
+- :doc:`Tutorials<tutes/index>`
- Lessons that take you through complete projects and illustrate what you can
achieve by writing PyMedPhys-based Python software.
- These are aimed at you if you don't yet know what you can achieve with
PyMedPhys but you would like to learn.
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-- *How-to Guides*
+- :doc:`How-to Guides<howto/index>`
- Guides and recipes for common problems and tasks. These are aimed for you
if you already know how to use Python and PyMedPhys and are looking for
direction on a specific task you are trying to solve.
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-- *Reference*
+- :doc:`Reference<ref/index>`
- - Technical reference for the `library`_ (modules, functions and classes),
- as well as the available `command line tools`_. This is where you will find
+ - Technical reference for the :doc:`library<ref/lib/index>` (modules,
+ functions and classes), as well as the available
+ :doc:`command line tools<ref/cli/index>`. This is where you will find
listed information for the exposed functionality of PyMedPhys.
- This is aimed at you if you know exactly the feature you would like to use,
you just want to see what inputs it requires and what outputs it gives.
|
-- *Background*
+- :doc:`Background<background/index>`
- Explanations and discussions of key topics and concepts. This is aimed at
you if you are looking to be able to think about PyMedPhys and its
implementations at a higher level and understand more about them.
-
-.. _`start here`: https://docs.pymedphys.com/howto/get-started
-.. _`library`: https://docs.pymedphys.com/ref/lib
-.. _`command line tools`: https://docs.pymedphys.com/ref/cli
