(Note: copy of my original blog post from September 2016)
I recently went through the pain of configuring a Python project to automatically produce documentation on Read the Docs. While the outcome was good, the process getting there wasn’t… This blog is for those who want to avoid the steep learning curve I went through.
To help others, I’ve created an example Python project on GitHub that auto generates Read the Docs documentation (here) about documenting Python projects on GitHub… Nicely circular huh?
What’s really useful is the documentation on Read the Docs can be referenced back against the code on GitHub that has produced it.
I’ve probably missed a whole heap of useful tips, so leave a comment if you have good advice on this topic to share.
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