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Markdown did not get rendered properly. Fenced code (inside ```) did not render.
And the HTML was not looking like shown in the website. Also links were not clickable
But when I used pdoc3 command instead of pdoc, everything got sorted. Fenced code got rendered with color highlighting.
and the look was great.
At the bottom of the rendered page there was a link that says
I clicked on the link and reached the website https://pdoc3.github.io/pdoc/, from which I took the topmost screenshot
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The only reason this wouldn't work is by having a prior bin/pdoc installed and pip not overwrite it. I'm almost certain pip did produce a warning, though.
No pip did not produce any warning. It may be due to my system. There are multiple versions and virtual environments. May be I made some other mistake that messed up something.
But using pdoc3 changed my experience. Earlier I was frustrated and miserable.
Now seeing the ease of pdoc3 I have fallen in love with writing documentation.
I went to the website linked in this GitHub repo. https://pdoc3.github.io/pdoc/
I did
pip3.8 install pdoc3
as stated.Then this below thing messed up everything
Markdown did not get rendered properly. Fenced code (inside ```) did not render.
And the HTML was not looking like shown in the website. Also links were not clickable
But when I used
pdoc3
command instead ofpdoc
, everything got sorted. Fenced code got rendered with color highlighting.and the look was great.
At the bottom of the rendered page there was a link that says
I clicked on the link and reached the website https://pdoc3.github.io/pdoc/, from which I took the topmost screenshot
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: