sphinxcontrib-ansibleautodoc is an sphinx extension which can search task in ansible playbook and generate document.
install
pip install sphinxcontrib-ansibleautodoc
and add ‘sphinxcontrib.ansibleautodoc’ in extensions in your conf.py.
extensions = [
'sphinxcontrib.ansibleautodoc',
]
How to use
Currently there is one directive called ansibleautotask.
ansibleautotask
.. ansibleautotask:: second task :playbook: ../ansible/web.yml
The contents of this directive is an ansible task name. If task does not have a name, directive can not find.
playbook option is for specify initial ansible playbook. ansibleautodoc scan the playbook and read include and roles as followes. So you need only one playbook file.
Output Example
License
2-clause BSD License
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