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Seluj78 / flask-utils

Various Flask utilities that I find useful in my projects
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Docs: Added the base RTD files #5

Closed Seluj78 closed 1 month ago

Seluj78 commented 1 month ago

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📚 Documentation preview 📚: https://flask-utils--5.org.readthedocs.build/en/5/

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Walkthrough

The recent changes introduce a comprehensive setup for generating and previewing documentation for the flask-utils project. This involves configuring Sphinx with Read the Docs, updating documentation files, and adding a badge to the README. Additionally, a minor version update was made to the flask_utils package. These enhancements aim to streamline documentation efforts and improve accessibility for users.

Changes

File/Directory Change Summary
.github/workflows/preview-docs.yml Added a workflow to preview documentation changes using Read the Docs.
.gitignore Excluded docs/source/generated/ directory from version control.
.readthedocs.yaml Introduced configuration settings for Read the Docs.
README.md Added a badge for documentation status linking to Read the Docs.
docs/Makefile Provided a minimal setup for Sphinx documentation.
docs/requirements.txt Included sphinx and sphinx-rtd-theme dependencies.
docs/source/api.rst Introduced an API section with autosummary for flask_utils.
docs/source/conf.py Configured project information and extensions for Sphinx documentation.
docs/source/generated/flask_utils.rst Documented Flask utility functions.
docs/source/index.rst Introduced documentation for Flask Utils, including usage and installation.
docs/source/usage.rst Provided installation instructions for Lumache.
flask_utils/__init__.py Updated version number from "0.2.1" to "0.2.2".
flask_utils/errors/__init__.py Added a docstring to the register_error_handlers function.

Poem

In the land of Flask, where utils reside,
Documentation blooms, a source of pride.
With Sphinx and themes, our docs take flight,
Read the Docs keeps them in sight.
Version bumped, handlers clear,
Our project shines, far and near. 🌟

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