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Introduction
horae.sphinx.grok is an extension for the Sphinx documentation generator. It provides two new autodoc directives autogrok and autogrokfunction. By using those directives instead of the stock autoclass and autofunction ones additional grok specific information is given about the class or function.
If the autogrok directive is as an example used on the following class definition:
class ExampleAdapter(grok.Adapter):
"""
An adapter demonstrating the autogrok directive
"""
grok.context(IAdaptee)
grok.implements(ISomeFunctionality)
grok.name('example')
The reStructuredText output of the docstring would look like this:
An adapter demonstrating the autogrok directive
:context:
:class:`IAdaptee`
:implements:
:class:`ISomeFunctionality`
:name:
example
The autogrokfunction is doing the same for functions:
@grok.adapter(IAdaptee, name="example")
@grok.implementer(ISomeFunctionality)
def example_adapter_factory(context):
"""
An adapter factory demonstrating the autogrokfunction directive
"""
return ExampleAdapter(context)
Which would result in:
An adapter factory demonstrating the autogrokfunction directive
:context:
:class:`IAdaptee`
:implements:
:class:`ISomeFunctionality`
:name:
example
Changelog
1.0a1 (2012-01-16)
Initial release
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