Release information for the RstDoc distribution.
- Imports:
- os, os.path
- Attributes:
- author = 'Shawn Church'
- copyright = '2008, Shawn L. Church'
- description = 'Documenter with support for Trac Wiki references.'
- download_url = 'http://SChurchComputers.no-ip.biz/projects/RstDoc/download'
- email = 'shawn@SChurchComputers.no-ip.biz'
- license = 'MIT'
- long_description = '\nThis package provides a setuptools command extension that\ngenerates project documentation from module source files.\nDocstrings are processed as reStructuredText and can include\nTrac WikiLinks using standard Trac Wiki syntax. \n\nSimply enclosing a `WikiPage` name in backquotes in a \ndocstring will create a link to the Trac procect when\nthe documentation is generated. Other wiki syntax is also\navailable, so tickets, reports, and changesets can also\nbe referenced from docstrings.\n\nOnce this module is installed, it is available to **any**\nsetuptools based project. Documentation for the project\nis generated with:\n \n python setup.py rstdocs --trac="http://SChurchComputers.no-ip.biz/prjects/RstDoc"\n\nAlso included is a Trac plugin that includes the ability to\ngenerate this documentation directly from Trac repository sources.\nI have used this with both the svn and bzr backends. I will also \nbe releasing a simple wx-based IDE I developed, aPyIdea, that \nallows the viewing of module documentation in the same format\nso you can preview it before generating a complete set.\n\nSee the docs directory in the source distribution for examples.\nThe main project web page gives more details as well as the usual \nTrac goodies. Please comment.\n\n'
- name = os.path.split(os.getcwd())[1]
- platforms = 'all'
- url = 'http://SChurchComputers.no-ip.biz/projects/RstDoc'
- version = '0.9.0'