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Install the latest

To install the latest version of portray simply run:

pip3 install portray

OR

poetry add portray

OR

pipenv install portray

see the Installation QuickStart for more instructions.

Changelog

1.8.0 - Dec 19 2022

  • dropped Python 3.7 support
  • upgraded pdocs and other sub dependencies
  • several small fixes

1.7.0 - June 13 2021

  • mkdocs version bump and compatibility fix for 1.2.x

1.6.0 - April 1 2021

  • Updated minimum version of mkdocs material to 7.0.0 to address security concerns on earlier versions.

1.5.2 - Feb 16 2021

  • Fix incompatibility with latest version of mkdocs and portray on github pages command.

1.5.1 - Jan 29 2020

  • Bump minimum version of pdocs as it has a bug rendering some doc strings.

1.5.0 - Jan 16 2020

  • Fixed issue #60: Portray in_browser ignores port.
  • Fixed issue #63: Custom "output_dir" ignored in pyproject.toml config.
  • Added support for live reload.
  • Added support for Google and Numpy doc string formats.

1.4.0 - June 12 2020

  • Upgraded mkdocs-material & pymdown-extensions

1.3.2 - June 07 2020

  • Bump pdocs dependency to include some package inclusion improvements.
  • Speed up doc copying by only copying markdown files.

1.3.1 - September 22 2019

  • Fixed Issue 43 - Automatically remap - to _ when attempting to auto-determine module name.
  • Added extra_markdown_extensions config option, to enable adding markdown extensions without having to redefine default set included by portray.

1.3.0 - September 15 2019

  • Potentially backward compatibility breaking performance optimization: portray now only renders root project files + the specified documentation directory + any specified extra_dirs. If a previously utilized file used to be auto included, but is no longer, you can force its inclusion by adding its directory to extra_dirs. For many projects, this change results in a significantly smaller output size and significantly faster documentation generation.
  • Implemented Issue 31 - Improved repository auto-discovery and formatting.
  • Fixed Issue 33 - Improving usability and documentation of nav customization.
  • Added many additional test cases - Reaching 100% test coverage.
  • Added indicators that let users know what step is occurring during documentation generation.

1.2.4 - September 5 2019

  • Fixed Issue 23 - A confirmed regression from moving to pdocs that caused root modules to not be auto included.

1.2.3 - September 4 2019

  • Fixed a bug specifying the output dir for as_html command from the command line.
  • Updated to use Python3.6+ style variable annotations.

1.2.2 - September 4 2019

  • Fixed a bug specifying modules from command line when no configuration file is present.

1.2.1 - September 3 2019

  • General improvements to reference code documentation rendering

1.2.0 - September 3 2019

Potentially breaking dependency change release from pdoc3 to pdocs.

Migration guide:

  • pyproject.toml config section changes from [tool.portray.pdoc3] to [tool.portray.pdocs]
  • Type annotations are no longer toggleable but are rather always on.

1.1.0 - August 29 2019

Minor Feature release w/ Bug Fixes

  • Added support for specifying modules directly from the CLI and API.
  • Added auto module detect for simple setup.py files.
  • Improved CLI subcommand documentation.
  • Implemented Issue 12 - Clarify what a "project" is in documentation.
  • Fixed Issue 2 - UnicodeEncodeError except when running portray.
  • Fixed Issue 10 - Class methods rendered incorrectly.
  • Fixed Issue 17 - Portray silently requires README.md file.

1.0.5 - August 26 PM 2019

Bug fix release

  • Fixed Issue 6 - Failed to open web-browser on startup.
  • Fixed Issue 5 - Some links are missing a trailing slash.
  • Fixed Issue 4 - Class references generate large code block.

Big thanks to Marcel Hellkamp (@defnull) for fixing these issues.

1.0.0 - August 26 AM 2019

Initial API stable release of portray