jupydocs 0.1.2

The easiest way to document your python library with jupyter and markdown.

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Pleaes note jupydocs is currently under active development. 
It can be used for testing, but should not be used for deployment. 
It will change!

Installation

pip install jupydocs

Quickstart

from jupydocs.numpydocstring import NumpyDocString

def custom_sum(x, y):
    """A new take on the class `sum` function.
    
    Does 1 + 1 always need to equal 2? Not anymore! Thanks to the `custom_sum`
    function 1 + 1 will never equal 2 again.

    Parameters
    ----------
    x : float
        A number.
    y : float
        A number.

    Returns
    -------
    num : Float
        A new take on the traditional sum function. x * 2 + y * 3. Not at all
        useful. But fun!
        
    Example
    -------
    >>> from examplepackage.example import custom_sum
    >>> custom_sum(2, 3)
    13    
    """
    return x * 2 + y * 3

docstring = NumpyDocString(custom_sum)
docstring.render_md()

custom_sum

A new take on the class sum function.

Does 1 + 1 always need to equal 2? Not anymore! Thanks to the custom_sum function 1 + 1 will never equal 2 again.

Parameters

Returns

Example

>>> from examplepackage.example import custom_sum
>>> custom_sum(2, 3)
13

print(docstring.render_md(return_str=True))

## custom_sum

A new take on the class `sum` function. 

Does 1 + 1 always need to equal 2? Not anymore! Thanks to the `custom_sum` function 1 + 1 will never equal 2 again.

### Parameters

| NAME   | TYPE   | DESCRIPTION   |
|:-------|:-------|:--------------|
| x      | float  | A number.     |
| y      | float  | A number.     |

### Returns

| NAME   | TYPE   | DESCRIPTION                                                                            |
|:-------|:-------|:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| num    | Float  | A new take on the traditional sum function. x * 2 + y * 3. Not at all useful. But fun! |

### Example

```python
>>> from examplepackage.example import custom_sum
>>> custom_sum(2, 3)
13
```