Reputation: 19154
I have some python modules containing mostly functions and a few classes. Each one is documented using sphinx-autodoc in a separate rst. What I want to do is to create a table or list of the module's contents at the top of each page, so for example, of mymodule.py is
def first():
'First function'
def second():
'Second function'
And mymodule.rst is
Page Contents
-------------
:create_page_contents_list:
Members
-------
.. automodule:: mymodule
:members:
Then the output should look something like this:
Page Contents
-------------
first
second
Members
-------
first()
First function
second()
Second function
The question how to do :create_page_contents_list:
. I've have a look at using a TOC, but it seems that I would need to manually create an entry for each item. I've also looked at autosummary, but I still need to list the members. Any suggestions for automating this? I'd rather avoid third-party extensions.
Upvotes: 13
Views: 8889
Reputation: 4295
You probably want something like the autosummary extension. The actual autosummary extension will not quite do what you want, though.
An example of how you might extend autosummary to auto-detect the contents of the module is given in this answer
Upvotes: 1