We don\'t want to be maintaining documentation as well as the source code, which is evolving rapidly at the moment, yet Sphinx seems to require a frustrating amount of setup and
The sphinx-apidoc
tool will autogenerate stubs for your modules, which might be what you want.
Make sure the autodoc
module was enabled during Sphinx configuration.
extensions = ['sphinx.ext.autodoc']
within Sphinx's conf.py
should do the trick.
Make sure conf.py
adjusts sys.path
accordingly (see the comments at lines 16-19 in the file).
sys.path.insert(0, os.path.abspath('/my/source/lives/here'))
Run sphinx-apidoc
to generate skeletons.
sphinx-apidoc -o /my/docs/live/here /my/source/lives/here
Rebuild the docs. If all goes well, you shouldn't get the following sort of warning:
mymodule.rst:4: WARNING: autodoc can't import/find module 'mymodule'
Your module RSTs should now be populated.