sphinxcontrib-datatemplates 0.7.0
sphinxcontrib.datatemplates is a Sphinx extension for rendering nicely formatted HTML with parts of the output coming from JSON and YAML data files. It is intended to be used to mix machine-readable data with prose.
What’s new in 0.7.0?
- add release history to documentation
- add sphinx builder environment to template context (contributions by Eric Holscher)
- add a ‘dump’ subcommand to the command line interface
- cli: create ‘render’ subcommand
- treat flag options as special
- add console script “datatemplate”
- documentation cleanup (contributions by Jan Brohl)
- pass the entire application config to the template (contributions by Eric Holscher)
- reorder, rename parser arguments (contributions by Jan Brohl)
- Add a directive + loader for nodata (contributions by Jan Brohl)
- I hate invisible lint errors! (contributions by Jan Brohl)
- Add (very) basic CLI docmentation+example (contributions by Jan Brohl)
- Add options passthrough (contributions by Jan Brohl)
- set up test framework
- add 3.7 and 3.8 to list of supported python versions
- add html_context to template context (contributions by Eric Holscher)
- add loaders registry (contributions by Jan Brohl)
- make directive option conversion results more intuitive (contributions by Jan Brohl)
- note source-file as dependency (contributions by Jan Brohl)
- shorten directive documentation and move to code (contributions by Jan Brohl)
- add travis job to check package settings with twine
- test system overhaul (contributions by Jan Brohl)
- pass all options to template, allow unknown options (contributions by Jan Brohl)