When buildings pdoc for multiple projects with pdoc --html project-a project-b project-c i would expect to get a single documentation containing docs for all 3 projects. Meaning one central index.html and links between all of them.
Actual Behavior
I get 3 folders with docs for each project seperately. There is no way to combine them. Links are working as expected, but i'm missing a starting index.html
I provide some python sdk for native libraries, where some packages are used as base packages, to sum up functions used in other packages. We are doing the same for Java, Rust & C. As our packages are build on each other, it would be nice to include other packages to documentation as well, so users do not have to load the docs for each package seperately.
Javadoc & Doxygen are supporting such combinations:
You can define multiple source inputs, building a single documentation out of it
Kaiser1989
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3 years ago
Expected Behavior
When buildings pdoc for multiple projects with
pdoc --html project-a project-b project-ci would expect to get a single documentation containing docs for all 3 projects. Meaning one centralindex.htmland links between all of them.Actual Behavior
I get 3 folders with docs for each project seperately. There is no way to combine them. Links are working as expected, but i'm missing a starting
index.htmlSteps to Reproduce
pdoc --html project-a project-b project-cAdditional info
Usecase
I provide some python sdk for native libraries, where some packages are used as base packages, to sum up functions used in other packages. We are doing the same for Java, Rust & C. As our packages are build on each other, it would be nice to include other packages to documentation as well, so users do not have to load the docs for each package seperately.
Javadoc & Doxygen are supporting such combinations:
Any ideas how this can be realized?