MyPyRef
Standard Python reference documentation in a local server
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Installation:
pipx install mypyref
Use:
mypyref install
(Note it's hard-coded to Python 3.11.)
Then to start the server:
mypyref start
The browse http://localhost:9000 to see the reference docs. Code on an airplane! Without WiFi!
And to stop it:
mypyref stop
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