Include Python source code in Markdown files
The includepy package provides a Markdown preprocessor that allows you to include the source code for a specific Python object (e.g., a function or class) when rendering Markdown content.
For example, to include the source code for the factorial function in example.py, add the following lines in a code block:
-->includepy<-- example.py
-->pyobject<-- factorial
The includepy preprocessor will turn this into the following:
def factorial(n: int) -> int:
value = n # (1)
while n > 1:
n -= 1
value *= n
return value
See the documentation for further details.
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