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Examples
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Example structure of pages
=============================
Here is example structure of documentation for complex commands with lots of subcommands.
You are free to use any structure, but this may be a good starting point.
File "index.rst"::
.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 2
cmd
File "cmd.rst"::
Command line utitlites
***********************
.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 1
cmd_main
cmd_subcommand
File "cmd_main.rst"::
Fancytool command
***********************
.. argparse::
:module: my.module
:func: my_func_that_return_parser
:prog: fancytool
subcommand
Here we add reference to subcommand, to simplify navigation.
See :doc:`cmd_subcommand`
File "cmd_subcommand.rst"::
Subcommand command
***********************
.. argparse::
:module: my.module
:func: my_func_that_return_parser
:prog: fancytool
:path: subcommand
Source of example file
===========================
This file will be used in all generated examples.
.. literalinclude:: ../test/sample.py
Generated sample 1 - command with subcommands
================================================
Directive
----------------
Source::
.. argparse::
:ref: test.sample.parser
:prog: sample
Output
----------------
.. argparse::
:ref: test.sample.parser
:prog: sample
Generated sample 2 - subcommand
==================================
Directive
----------------
Source::
.. argparse::
:module: test.sample
:func: parser
:prog: sample
:path: game
Output
----------------
.. argparse::
:module: test.sample
:func: parser
:prog: sample
:path: game
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