sphinxcontrib-generate-include¶
Sphinx extension to allow calling Python functions and including their output as Markdown, ReStructuredText or literal in the Sphinx document.
generate-include directive¶
This directive executes a Python function from a file and includes its output in the documentation, parsed as Markdown, reStructuredText, or literal text.
```{generate-include} path/to/file.py:function_name
```
.. generate-include:: path/to/file.py:function_name
Options¶
type:md|rst|literal(default:md)md: Parse output as Markdown using MyST parserrst: Parse output as reStructuredTextliteral: Include output as preformatted literal block
Example¶
Assuming the following estimation.py file:
1from sphinxcontrib.generate_include import mdlib
2
3
4def data_table():
5 return mdlib.table(
6 ["Name", "Age", "City"],
7 [
8 ["Alice", "30", "New York"],
9 ["Bob", "25", "Los Angeles"],
10 ["Charlie", "35", "Chicago"],
11 ],
12 alignment=["l", "r", "c"],
13 )
As mentioned above it can be included like this:
```{generate-include} estimation.py:data_table
```
.. generate-include:: estimation.py:data_table
And it will then create a table like this:
Name |
Age |
City |
|---|---|---|
Alice |
30 |
New York |
Bob |
25 |
Los Angeles |
Charlie |
35 |
Chicago |