Sphinx - How to generate documentation from python doc strings - Five + Minutes on Tips and Tricks

Hi, can you also make a video, how you made your command line so nice and colorful?.thanks.

Hello. Thank you very very much for this great video. Do you happen to have a github repository?

Thanks a Lot for the step by step instructions and it really helped me to create the Simple API documentation that I was looking for

I followed your directions and keep getting the results below
Any Suggestions?
WARNING: autodoc: failed to import module 'rfm69_sr' from module 'rfm69_sr'; the following exception was raised:
No module named 'rfm69_sr.rfm69_sr'; 'rfm69_sr' is not a package
/home/pi/rfm_test/rfm69_sr/rfm69_sr.py:docstring of rfm69_sr.Tracker.check_file:4: WARNING: Field list ends without a blank line; unexpected unindent.
looking for now-outdated files... none found
pickling environment... done
checking consistency... /home/pi/rfm_test/rfm69_sr/docs/modules.rst: WARNING: document isn't included in any toctree
/home/pi/rfm_test/rfm69_sr/docs/rfm69_sr.rst: WARNING: document isn't included in any toctree

thanks$

Thanks. But this does not work on a mac

Linux users should write "make html" instead of ".\make.bat html".

Thanks a lot, which terminal extension are you using in here ?

@learnprogrammingwithjoel5654 please make a video on your VS code setup it looks really cool!

Great video, right to the point and great speed of explination. Subscribed :)

Amazing video thank you..!

This is kinda off topic, but what powerline theme are you using? Maybe it’s the video quality, but it almost looks 3D, like it has a gradient or something.

very clear explanation! thanks for sharing!

Thanks, bro! Thank you very much!

solid explanation

Thx, very good video 👍

Thank you so much the excellent guide with clear explanation! 😃👍