Reputation: 7330
In Python's Sphinx, how do I document attributes that are available thanks to __getattr__
?
I have an instance of some config manager that allows accessing any section of the configuration via attribute that matches a section name i.e. config_manager.<section_name>
.
For now I document this inside .rst file (but would prefer in code) with something like this:
.. autoclass:: ConfigManager
:members:
:var .<section_name>: Access any section of the configuration by its name.
but this doesn't appear too prominently in the docs, even though providing this kind of access is one of the main purposes of that class.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 299
Reputation: 50977
You could use the .. attribute::
directive, like this:
.. autoclass:: ConfigManager
:members:
.. attribute:: <section_name>
Access any section of the configuration by its name.
The attributes will appear before the methods (and presented like the methods) in the output.
Upvotes: 1