Welcome to Sphinx-Autosummary-Recursion documentation

This Sphinx-built HTML doc set uses the new :recursive: option available in sphinx.ext.autosummary. From version 3.1. Sphinx can now iterate over a Python package automatically, so you no longer have to hard code all your module names, or integrate a 3rd party extension to provide this functionality.

You can:

• Point Sphinx at the top of a Python source code tree, and have it automatically find all the modules in the package, however deeply nested.

• For each module, list the attributes, functions, classes and exceptions in that module in summary tables.

• For each entry in a summary table, create a hyperlink to a new page displaying the extracted docstrings for that attribute, function, class or exception.

• For each class, document (my choice of) inheritence, public members, inherited members, and special members such as __call__. Other choices are available.

It’s also relatively easy to integrate Jupyter Notebooks with Sphinx, to provide tutorial-style material.

To see how to configure Sphinx to do all this, start with the Github repo README.