docstring-to-markdown
On the fly conversion of Python docstrings to markdown
- Python 3.7+ (tested on 3.8 up to 3.13)
- can recognise reStructuredText and convert multiple of its features to Markdown
- since v0.13 includes initial support for Google-formatted docstrings
Installation
pip install docstring-to-markdown
Example
Convert reStructuredText:
>>> import docstring_to_markdown
>>> docstring_to_markdown.convert(':math:`\\sum`')
'$\\sum$'
When given the format cannot be recognised an exception will be raised:
>>> docstring_to_markdown.convert('\\sum')
Traceback (most recent call last):
raise UnknownFormatError()
docstring_to_markdown.UnknownFormatError
Extensibility
docstring_to_markdown entry point group allows to add custom converters which follow the Converter protocol.
The built-in converters can be customized by providing entry point with matching name.
Development
pip install -e .
pytest
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