Closes #8. Adds an example DAG with comments and how to run it that showcases the fileflow file backed storage.
To build the docs locally:
given you installed fileflow with python setup.py install
you can add the docs libraries you need with pip install fileflow[docs]
and run make docs from inside the docs/ folder (where the Makefile exists)
I also included in this PR
1) setting it up so that there is an extra_requires for the docs builds (so that testing the rendering is possible above lol)
2) flake8-ing
Must trigger a new docs build on readthedocs after this is merged ❗️
Closes #8. Adds an example DAG with comments and how to run it that showcases the fileflow file backed storage.
To build the docs locally: given you installed fileflow with
python setup.py install
you can add the docs libraries you need withpip install fileflow[docs]
and runmake docs
from inside thedocs/
folder (where theMakefile
exists)I also included in this PR 1) setting it up so that there is an extra_requires for the docs builds (so that testing the rendering is possible above lol) 2) flake8-ing
Must trigger a new docs build on readthedocs after this is merged ❗️