Documentation
Documentation for sphinx-invoke can be found from Read The Docs.
Sphinx directive for invoke tasks
The package sphinx-invoke contains the Sphinx directive which produces the usage and help for the invoke task.
For example:
.. invoke::
:module: module.path.to.tasks
:prog: programname
Essentially produces sections for each task with the content:
programname -h taskname
Installation
The package can be installed with pip:
# pip install sphinx-invoke
Development practices
The development and the testing follows the Common Robot Libraries development practices defined in crl-devutils.
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