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Hey! Thanks for the develop of mkdocs-click, it'll save me a lot of time on documentation 💚
You're welcome! This was an initial stab at it that fit our own minimal requirements, so happy to discuss any possible enhancements. :-)
If I understand correctly, this is about wrapping sections that contain "Usage" and "Parameters" around a <div>
, setting a mkdocs-click
specific CSS class there, so that users are able to target that class in a custom CSS file to customize the styling? That sounds pretty sensible.
Right now the only thing that's blocking that is that mkdocs-click
is implemented as a Markdown Preprocessor
, which means it transforms Markdown lines into Markdown lines, and that result is fed into the HTML renderer further down the line.
So before implementing this, a pre-requisite might be to switch over to BlockProcessor
, which works at the HTML element tree level directly. There's a good example of that style in mkautodoc
: https://github.com/tomchristie/mkautodoc/blob/master/mkautodoc/extension.py
Not sure if/when we'll get around to that, but that's my analysis for now. Anyone who comes across this is of course very much welcome to take this off if that's something they're interested in. :-)
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Related Issues (20)
- Support asyncclick?
- Add to mkdocs wiki plugin overview HOT 1
- Multi-command modules not display correctly
- mkdocs serve command fails can't find module specified in :module: attribute HOT 6
- Is it possible to disable the repetition of --help option for every command? HOT 1
- Context/Options not being picked up with multi-commands
- Documentation only renders when there are at least two spaces at the end of .md file HOT 5
- Add option to exclude `hidden` commands, options and groups HOT 3
- Specify subcommands HOT 2
- Support for language-agnostic documentation HOT 2
- `remove_ascii_art` option doesn't work HOT 1
- Escape markdown special characters
- Respect clicks docstring `\b` and `\f` markers
- Generate the CLI documentation without first having to install the Python package
- Can't set up - getting `ModuleNotFoundError` HOT 1
- No output generated at all HOT 2
- Project Status HOT 7
- Indented ::: mkdocs-click blocks are not picked up
- Conflicts with front matter HOT 2
- Option to remove the top level header for the root command
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