Automatically generate API documentation from PyScript source. #201
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…omewhere the docs can find it.
…can be generated.
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…h submodule. All to be autogenerated from the source files in ./pyscript.
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I went through these changes and I would approve if this wasn't still a WIP |
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Apologies... ready for review. 👍 |
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This PR introduces a few changes to allow the API docs to be automatically generated from the referenced release of PyScript.
api.mdfile to reference the Python module structure.version-update.jsby adding synchronous downloading of the referenced PyScript release, extraction of thepyscriptnamesapce, and clean-up of the zip.pyscriptdirectory populated with the proposedpyscriptnamespace (a work in progress here:pyscriptAPI/docstring refactor with comprehensive tests pyscript#2414)This is a draft PR since further work is likely to be stacked on top of it (we don't want to merge until all the work is complete, otherwise the current website is automatically updated).