django-giza 0.1.6

How it works

It will scrape all your .py files in each application listed by INSTALLED_APPS, then add automodules in your PROJECT/SPHINX_ROOT/auto_modules.rst.

You will then see your applications grouped in 2 different categories:

• Project Apps are applications located in your project directory

• 3rd Party Apps are apps which are somewhere in your pythonpath (preferably in your virtualenv)

Good Practices

Add a docstring in your application’s __init__.py file to describe it. django-giza will automatically scrape it for you (although __init.__.py files are excluded by default…)

Install

$ pip install django-giza

Then add giza to your INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py

Usage

$ ./manage.py giza

You can also specify the relative path to your docs root:

$ ./manage.py giza private/documentation

Settings

You can modify some of the settings used by django-giza:

• GIZA_DOCS_ROOT:

  Root path for documentation (absolute path required).

  defaults to:

  "PROJECT_ROOT/docs"

• GIZA_INDEX_DOC:

  Name of your master document.

  defaults to:

  "index.rst"

• GIZA_FILENAME:

  Name for the generated modules doc.

  defaults to:

  "auto_modules"

• GIZA_DOC_TITLE:

  Title for the modules page.

  defaults to:

  "Python modules"

• GIZA_INTERNAL_TITLE:

  Title for the internal apps section.

  defaults to:

  "Project Apps"

• GIZA_EXTERNAL_TITLE:

  Title for the external apps section.

  defaults to:

  "3rd Party Apps"

• GIZA_EXCLUDED_APPS:

  List of applications to exclude. Can use wildcard at the end.

  defaults to: ["django.*", "giza"]

• GIZA_EXCLUDED_MODULES:

  List of filenames to exclude.

  defaults to: ["__init__.py"]

• GIZA_AUTOMODULE_OPTIONS:

  List of options to the automodule directive, such as “private-members” (without colon delimiters)

  defaults to:

  ["deprecated", "members", "private-members", "special-members", "show-inheritance"]

TODO

• Write tests

• improve the not_relevant stuff to auto exclude a file without class or def