docstring-utils
Simple parser for Numpy, Sphinx, and Google-style docstrings
📥 Installation
pip install -U docstring-utils
Requirements: Python 3.7+
🧑💻 Usage
Parse docstring
from docstring_utils import parse_docstring
def example(arg1: str, arg2: int) -> int:
"""Example of a Google-style docstring.
Args:
arg1 (str): Description of `arg1`.
arg2 (int): Description of `arg2`.
Returns:
int: Description of `return` value.
"""
return 0
result = parse_docstring(example, filter_args=True)
print(result.description) # "Example of a Google-style docstring."
args = result.args.values()
print(args[0].name) # "arg1"
print(args[0].description) # "Description of `arg1`."
print(args[0].type) # "str"
print(result.return_value.type) # "int"
print(result.return_value.description) # "Description of `return` value."
🧰 Development
Running tests
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Install
toxwith the commandpip install -U tox -
Run tests with the command
tox
Linting
Run the following command to lint with flake8
python setup.py lint
(Note: The exact command may vary depending on your Python version and environment)
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