I am not a fluent Python programmer.
I mostly use standalone .py scripts, which sometimes call functions from other .py scripts.
But they are not structured into modules, projects or whatever.
I wonder if I still could use pdoc3 to generate .html doc files for some selected .py scripts in this context.
Do you have an example of how to use pdoc3 as a library for this purpose?
I have an script which works perfectly when using original pdoc package, but couldn't make it run with pdoc3.
Expected Behavior
Make pdoc3 produce html documentation for a bunch of .py files, the same way original pdoc package does.
Actual Behavior
My simple pdoc-based script fails. I need to adapt it.
I looked the programmatic-usage info in pdoc3 documentation but I find it over-complicated compared to the original pdoc programmatic usage example.
Can't understand all these Context(), link_inheritance(), html(), text() ... please tell me how to use them to adapt the following script to pdoc3:
c:\Python38\python create_pdoc.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "create_pdoc.py", line 4, in <module>
pdoc.pdoc(*myscripts, output_directory=Path("./_mypdoc3"))
AttributeError: module 'pdoc' has no attribute 'pdoc'
Changed last line from pdoc.pdoc(...) to pdoc(...), and got this result:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "create_pdoc.py", line 4, in <module>
pdoc(*myscripts, output_directory=Path("./_mypdoc3"))
TypeError: 'module' object is not callable
I am not a fluent Python programmer. I mostly use standalone .py scripts, which sometimes call functions from other .py scripts. But they are not structured into modules, projects or whatever. I wonder if I still could use pdoc3 to generate .html doc files for some selected .py scripts in this context.
Do you have an example of how to use pdoc3 as a library for this purpose? I have an script which works perfectly when using original pdoc package, but couldn't make it run with pdoc3.
Expected Behavior
Make pdoc3 produce html documentation for a bunch of .py files, the same way original pdoc package does.
Actual Behavior
My simple pdoc-based script fails. I need to adapt it. I looked the programmatic-usage info in pdoc3 documentation but I find it over-complicated compared to the original pdoc programmatic usage example. Can't understand all these Context(), link_inheritance(), html(), text() ... please tell me how to use them to adapt the following script to pdoc3:
Steps to Reproduce
pip install pdoc3
run this script:
Result
Changed last line from
pdoc.pdoc(...)
topdoc(...)
, and got this result:Additional info
pdoc.exe 0.10.0