Pykickstart is a Python 2 and Python 3 library consisting of a data representation of kickstart files, a parser to read files into that representation, and a writer to generate kickstart files.
Online documentation
Online documentation for kickstart and the Pykickstart library is available on Read the Docs: https://pykickstart.readthedocs.io
How to generate the kickstart documentation
The pykickstart documentation is generated dynamically from the source code with Sphinx.
To generate the documentation first make sure you have the Python bindings for Sphinx installed. At least on Fedora this means installing the python3-sphinx package.
Then change directory to the docs folder:
cd docs
And generate the docs with:
make html
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