It's been a while since I've done much with pydoctor (and even longer since I posted here) but I've just added what I think is a reasonably nifty new command to it. If you get revno 525 or newer of
https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~mwhudson/pydoctor/dev, 'pydoctor --auto' should find all packages and modules in the current directory, analyze them and pop up your browser showing the index page for the api docs of what it found. pydoctor will be running in it's poorly advertised 'editing' mode, where it runs an HTML server that allows you to edit docstrings and get a diff of all the edits you've made.
Please try it and see how you find it!
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(3) Tue May 13 2008 00:18 pydoctor convenience:
It's been a while since I've done much with pydoctor (and even longer since I posted here) but I've just added what I think is a reasonably nifty new command to it. If you get revno 525 or newer of
https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~mwhudson/pydoctor/dev, 'pydoctor --auto' should find all packages and modules in the current directory, analyze them and pop up your browser showing the index page for the api docs of what it found. pydoctor will be running in it's poorly advertised 'editing' mode, where it runs an HTML server that allows you to edit docstrings and get a diff of all the edits you've made.
Please try it and see how you find it!
Tue May 13 2008 00:18 pydoctor convenience:
