docutils_react_docgen 0.0.2

Example

Here is the restructured text to display all of the React modules in static/js/lib/my. Source links to each module are relative to the src option:

My JS/React Library
===================

.. contents:: Table of Contents

.. reactdocgen:: static/js/lib/my
        :src: https://bitbucket.org/.../my/src/tip

Usage

In your conf.py you must import docutils_react_docgen:

import docutils_react_docgen

In your restructured text document(s) include the reactdocgen directive followed by zero or more option lines, followed by a blank line:

.. reactdocgen::  /path/to/your/react/modules/ [react-docgen options]
    :option: value

This will convert the output of:

react-docgen /path/to/your/react/modules/ [react-docgen options]

into restructured text and insert it in place of the directive.

react-docgen lets you filter which modules to extract meta data from. See:

react-docgen --help

for an explanation of the react-docgen command line options.

Each module is displayed with a heading (which can appear in the table of contents), optionally followed by a link to its source code, followed by its description, followed by its properties shown alphabetically in a definition list.

Each property is emphasized using module_prop_emphasis (default is ‘**’ i.e. bold). The ‘definition’ of each property is itself a dict. This dict is displayed in alphabetic key order. Each key is emphasized using module_dict_key_emphasis (default is ‘*’ i.e. italic).

To help insure that the modules are properly documented, all “description” key values are replaced with the text in missing if they are empty.

Options

Each option is shown with its default value.

missing default: Doc string is missing!

The string to display whenever a ‘description’ key value is empty.

module_dict_key_emphasis default: *

The emphasis style for dict keys.

module_prop_emphasis default: **

The emphasis style for each module property.

module_underline_character default: -

The underline character for the module heading.

src default:

If not empty, the prefix to use when linking to the source code. The url is the prefix followed by ‘/’ followed by the module heading. If empty, no link is displayed for each module.

Changing Default Options

The default values of all the options may be changed directly. For example:

import docutils_react_docgen
docutils_react_docgen.default_options['missing'] = ''