![]() Suggesting form the mailinglist was to look at the following document: ![]() Understanding how to put together docutils nodes seems pretty difficult. When an extension loads, Sphinx will import The sphinx documentation on creating extensions:Īn extension is a Python module. Pytest_temp directory in the project root. You will notice these temporary test directories pop up under the Represents a temporary directory on the filesystem. The testdirectory is a pytest fixture, which You will also notice that a bunch of the tests take a parameter called To update a recording simply delete the recording file. If data changes compared to a previous recording a mismatch will beĭetected. Recording_file="/tmp/recording/test.json" Then we can record that dict: datarecorder.record_data( say we want to make sure that a parser function returns a certainĭict object. The library is used to store the output as files from different parsing andĮ.g. RecordingsĪ bunch of the tests use a library called pytest-datarecorder. Package in editable mode in a virtualenv. This follows what seems to be “best practice” advice, namely to install the The tests will run automatically by passing -run_tests to waf. :selector: project::coffee Release new versionĮdit NEWS.rst, wscript and src/wurfapi/wurfapi.py (set We had a class_list.rst template we could use it like this. Now we can use *.rst files inside the rst_templates folder e.g. 'type': 'doxygen', 'download': True, 'warnings_as_error': TrueĮxclude_patterns = Adding the user_templates key to the wurfapiĬonfiguration dictionary in the conf.py file will make it available. To this you simply write a Jinja2 compatible rst template and place You can write your own custom templates for generating the rst output. Note, thatĬollapsing the namespace will affect the selectors you write when Now you will be able to refer to bar as foo::bar. # wurfapi options - relative to your docs dir The following: # Append or insert 'wurfapi' in the extensions list Open the conf.py generated by sphinx-quickstart and add the You will need to enter some basic information about your project such Generate the initial Sphinx documentation by running: mkdir docs Install the extension: pip install sphinx To use the extension, the following steps are needed:Ĭreate a virtual environment: Follow the We recommend that you install wurfapi and sphinx in a virtual environment. We currently use wurfapi in the following projects: We prepared the extension for other backends (replacing Doxygen) e.g. ![]() We parse the Doxygen XML into an easy to use Python dictionary. We made it easy to use by automatically running Doxygen to generate the We haveīorrowed the idea of templates to make it highly configurable. Unfortunately development of GapsĮssentially we picked up where Gasp let go. Vue3-doxygen-xml requires that you use vue-router.We wanted to have a configurable and easy to use Sphinx API documentation ![]() To use the vue3-doxygen-xml component import it in a view and set the baseURL for the source XML. Importing the default style.css is optional, delete the import 'vue3-doxygen-xml/dist/style.css' line from the above code sample to apply your own style. Install the module like so: import from 'vue3-doxygen-xml' import 'vue3-doxygen-xml/dist/style.css'Īdd the above to your main.js application file (this assumes that a standard layout is followed when creating your application). Project setup npm install -save vue3-doxygen-xml Vue component for displaying Doxygen XML content.
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