I would like to add the possibility of including files in the table of contents. As a first step we will focus only on including markdown files. In a next PR this should be extend to support .ipynb and .html. My idea is to add a dictionary in the pdoc/templates/config.mako where the user can specify the name of the toc as key and the value as the path of the markdown document.
@kernc I am new to mako and struggling with some basic tasks. My concept requires to create html files for each included Markdown file. If I got it correctly, the html/md files are generated by
https://github.com/pdoc3/pdoc/blob/2cce30a9b55eeeddc1ed826c8a2ada53777c3eea/pdoc/cli.py#L572-L582
So I guess one needs to include these static files in the modules variable. My problem is that the config.mako is not parsed by the cli.py. Can you point me to an ansatz on how to circumvent this issue?
Thank you so much for your help and this great project
I would like to add the possibility of including files in the table of contents. As a first step we will focus only on including markdown files. In a next PR this should be extend to support
.ipynband.html. My idea is to add a dictionary in thepdoc/templates/config.makowhere the user can specify the name of the toc as key and the value as the path of the markdown document.@kernc I am new to
makoand struggling with some basic tasks. My concept requires to create html files for each included Markdown file. If I got it correctly, the html/md files are generated by https://github.com/pdoc3/pdoc/blob/2cce30a9b55eeeddc1ed826c8a2ada53777c3eea/pdoc/cli.py#L572-L582 So I guess one needs to include these static files in themodulesvariable. My problem is that theconfig.makois not parsed by thecli.py. Can you point me to an ansatz on how to circumvent this issue?Thank you so much for your help and this great project