sphinx-asciidoctrine 0.1.0a1

A Sphinx extension providing AsciiDoc support using AsciiDoctrine.

= Sphinx AsciiDoc Extension
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A modern, highly conforming Sphinx extension providing comprehensive AsciiDoc support. Powered by the Lark-based `asciidoctrine` parser and compliant with the Eclipse AsciiDoc ASG specification.

== Features

* *Full-Fidelity Parsing*: Seamlessly compiles `.adoc` and `.asciidoc` files into standard Docutils nodes.
* *Interactive Autodoc Processing*: Dynamically parses and translates AsciiDoc syntax inside Python docstrings for `sphinx.ext.autodoc` pipelines.
* *Static Analysis Friendly*: Exposes a native Docutils parser designed for modern static analysis pipelines like `sphinx-autodoc2`.
* *Optimized for Parallelism*: Fully safe and optimized for Sphinx parallel read and write documentation builds.
* *Robust Fault Tolerance*: Gracefully captures and lists docstring formatting syntax errors inline inside the rendered document without crashing your build.

== Installation

To install from PyPI:

[source,bash]
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pip install sphinx-asciidoctrine
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== Usage

Add `sphinx_asciidoctrine` to the `extensions` list in your Sphinx project's `conf.py` file:

[source,python]
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extensions = [
    "sphinx_asciidoctrine",
    "sphinx.ext.autodoc",
]
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=== Toggling Docstring Processing

[NOTE]
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By default, this extension will automatically process all Python docstrings as AsciiDoc and compile them to reStructuredText (reST) during standard autodoc build phases.
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If your project utilizes AsciiDoc for main documentation files but uses standard reST or Markdown within Python docstrings, you can easily disable automatic docstring translation by setting `asciidoc_process_docstrings` to `False` in your `conf.py`:

[source,python]
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# Disable automatic AsciiDoc processing for Python docstrings
asciidoc_process_docstrings = False
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=== Static Analysis with `sphinx-autodoc2`

To document your project using the static analyzer `sphinx-autodoc2` with AsciiDoc docstrings, configure your `conf.py` as follows:

[source,python]
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extensions = [
    "autodoc2",
    "sphinx_asciidoctrine",
]

autodoc2_packages = [
    "../src/my_package",
]

autodoc2_docstring_parser_regexes = [
    (r".*", "sphinx_asciidoctrine.parser"),
]
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== Interactive Examples

The following interactive code example is verified automatically as a doctest using `asciidoctest`:

[source,python]
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>>> from sphinx_asciidoctrine import setup
>>> result = setup(None)
>>> isinstance(result, dict)
True
>>> result["parallel_read_safe"]
True
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== License

This project is licensed under the Apache Software License, Version 2.0. For more details, see the link:LICENSE[LICENSE] file.