Use chartbook module

Author: jmbejara

.env.example

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 # Then copy the contents into a file called ".env" and place it in project's
 # root directory. 
 
-# The default paths are these, specified as relative paths.
-# If you're using R or Stata, these should be absolute paths
-# DATA_DIR=./_data
-# OUTPUT_DIR=./_output
-# START_DATE=1913-01-01
-# END_DATE=2023-10-01
-# WRDS_USERNAME=jdoe
-
-PUBLISH_DIR=/data/Share/chart_base/to_be_published/EX
-PIPELINE_DEV_MODE=False
-
-# R_LIB=/data/unixhome/%s/R/x86_64-pc-linux-gnu-library/4.4
-# STATA_EXE=stata-mp
-# STATA_EXE=StataMP-64.exe
+WRDS_USERNAME=jdoe

.env.example_alt

@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+[theme]
+logo_path = "assets/logo.png"
+favicon_path = ""
+
+[site]
+title = "Blank Project Template"
+author = "Jeremy Bejarano"
+copyright = "2025"

chartbook.toml

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-{% include "docs_src/_templates/chart_entry_top.md" %}
 
 **Description:** This chat plots repo rates over time. It uses the Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR), a broad measure of the cost of borrowing cash overnight collateralized by Treasury securities via repurchase agreements, often exceeded the upper limit of the Federal Funds target range. Since SOFR does not extend back further than 2017, we use the average repo rate in the triparty repo market whenever SOFR is unavailable.
 
@@ -15,5 +14,3 @@
 **What does this add that other charts might not?** It is helpful to visualize repo rates in the context of the fed fund's target range.
 
 
-
-{% include "docs_src/_templates/chart_entry_bottom.md" %}

docs_src/_templates/chart_entry_bottom.md

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-{% include "docs_src/_templates/chart_entry_top.md" %}
 
 **Description:** This chat plots repo rates relative the midpoint of the Federal Funds target range. The shaded area shows the Federal Funds target range. During 2019, the Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR), a broad measure of the cost of borrowing cash overnight collateralized by Treasury securities via repurchase agreements, often exceeded the upper limit of the Federal Funds target range. Since SOFR does not extend back further than 2017, we use the average repo rate in the triparty repo market whenever SOFR is unavailable.
 
@@ -23,5 +22,3 @@ relative\_rate &= rate - midpoint
 **What does this add that other charts might not?** Repo rates must be measured in relative terms, here relative the prevailing Fed Funds target, to assess risk in short-term funding markets.
 
 
-
-{% include "docs_src/_templates/chart_entry_bottom.md" %}

docs_src/_templates/chart_entry_top.md

@@ -1,4 +1,3 @@
-{% include "docs_src/_templates/chart_entry_top.md" %}
 
 **Description:** This chat plots repo rates relative the midpoint of the Federal Funds target range. The shaded area shows the Federal Funds target range. During 2019, the Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR), a broad measure of the cost of borrowing cash overnight collateralized by Treasury securities via repurchase agreements, often exceeded the upper limit of the Federal Funds target range. This chart also shows the ratio of the size of the Fed's balance sheet to US GDP. Since SOFR does not extend back further than 2017, we use the average repo rate in the triparty repo market whenever SOFR is unavailable.
 
@@ -25,5 +24,3 @@ balance\_sheet\_ratio &= balance\_sheet / GDP
 **What does this add that other charts might not?** Repo rates must be measured in relative terms, here relative the prevailing Fed Funds target, to assess risk in short-term funding markets.
 
 
-
-{% include "docs_src/_templates/chart_entry_bottom.md" %}