feature/5/python-api-docs - #33
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I think for now, we'll stick to the official documentation. In the next few weeks/months we'll try to cover everything in https://getstream.io/chat/docs/python/?language=python |
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This is an attempt to work toward fixing #5, where the actual python implementation lacks documentation.
This PR has a working example docs here: https://stream-chat-python-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/_sources/stream_chat.html#subpackages
This was my first time building for sphinx / rtd.
It is likely someone more familiar with sphinx api doc gen could make the landing page for the docs be simply the stream_chat package.
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Upon further review, it looks like this is not catching the actual module. I think a minor tweak would get this working.