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qubic.sphinx.graphvizinclude

Overview

This package defines an extension for the Sphinx documentation system. The extension allows generation of Graphviz from external .dot resources

Installation

Install via easy_install:

$ bin/easy_install qubic.sphinx.graphvizinclude

or any other means which gets the package on your PYTHONPATH.

Registering the Extension

Add qubic.sphinx.graphvizinclude to the extensions list in the conf.py of the Sphinx documentation for your product. E.g.:

extensions = ['sphinx.ext.autodoc',
              'sphinx.ext.doctest',
              'qubic.sphinx.graphvizinclude',
             ]

Using the Extension

At appropriate points in your document, call out the interface autodocs via:

.. graphvizinclude:: ./path_to/graph_definition.dot

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