Use EpyDoc to build documentation for python modules
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Introduction
This buildout recipe generates epydoc documentation for you project
Usage Instructions
Let’s say you have a package called ezineserver. In the buildout.cfg file of your package, add a docs section that looks like this:
[docs] recipe = z3c.recipe.epydoc eggs = z3c.recipe.epydoc ezineserver doc = ezineserver
Be sure to include it in the parts, as in:
[buildout] develop = . parts = docs
Now you can rerun buildout. The recipe will have created an executable script in the bin directory called docs.
This script will run the epydoc documentation generation tool on your source code.
To generate documentation simply run docs script:
$ ./bin/docs --no-frames
Notice that since version 0.0.2 you can pass additional epydoc options. This generates all the documentation for you and placed it in the parts directory. You can then open it up in firefox and take a look:
$ firefox parts/docs/index.html
And that’s it!
CHANGES
0.0.2 (2008-07-09)
Pass sys.argv to bin/docs (you can pass additional epydoc options do script)
0.0.1 (2008-07-08)
Initial release.
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