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Make UnknownNS more capable (of giving no fucks) so the documentation
builder blows up less on weird-ass code at module toplevels.
UnknownNS should probably be split out from NSDoc though, that requires
odd workarounds in `__getitem__`.
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https://bugs.python.org/issue33899
tokenize.generate_tokens was altered to match the C tokenizer,
previously it would end the tokenization with just an ENDMARKER, in the
titled releases it adds a NEWLINE before the ENDMARKER if none is
present, this broke the parsing of jsdoc type specifications as Python's
tokenizer is used under the cover.
closes odoo/odoo#28056
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Else website_sale_wishlist.wishlist blows up the documenter:
``events`` is set to sAnimations.Class.events but that is not an "own
property" of sAnimation.Class, it is instead inherited from Widget.
If delegation is not implemented, the value resolves to <nothing>,
which blows up when trying to set its name to the "property name" (by
calling ``set_name``).
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doc:
* fix incorrect doc comments (documenting params which don't exist)
* correctly quote non-refs
* fix role label syntax (backticks must be escaped)
* add newline to fix warning
JS doc parser:
* fix handling of already-resolved objects
* fix handling of non-string properties (e.g. foo[0] at module toplevel)
* don't blow up if subject of .include call can't be resolved (just ignore)
Others:
* add translator support for ``problematic`` node (apparently used for
some refs by recent Sphinx)
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Resulting in sphinx warnings or ill-formatted doc all the way to the
doc not building at all.
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Also when there is both a docstring and directive-level content put
the docstring first. That seems to match what Sphinx's autodoc does
and looks less odd.
Possible future improvement: a parameter to suppress the docstring?
Possibly a way to reorder the non-docstring content (e.g. members
documentation)?
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Also when there is both a docstring and directive-level content put
the docstring first. That seems to match what Sphinx's autodoc does
and looks less odd.
Possible future improvement: a parameter to suppress the docstring?
Possibly a way to reorder the non-docstring content (e.g. members
documentation)?
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With more than 1 level of generic type, the "closure" of generic
parameters would get tokenized by python as a single right shift (>>)
rather than two gt (>, >) leading to our own tokenizing pass getting
lost and blowing up.
Fix by explicitly recognizing and splitting (>>) into (>, >). We could
consider writing the entire tokenizer ourselves instead of
post-processing Python's but given the entire post-processing function
is currently shorter than just Pythons' tokenizer's regexes...
Anyway issue found by vsc while trying to write better docstrings.
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Revert 6cb12273e2c1e1385098e38880317ae162dc902e which reverted
08d48b0fff0938e7ac004767dddfab13d3cff30b.
Issue was the support for sub-parameters (aka @param {type} foo.bar)
where the "parent" parameter was not formal (only present in a
function's docstring, but not in the function's parameters list),
subtype creation would fail to find a root parameter to attach the
sub-parameter to.
This has not actually been fixed, but for the specific case where the
formal parameters list is *completely empty* we fall back on a list of
the docstring's parameters, which works well enough for this case.
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Before this, if a new global was added to JS code (module toplevel,
function bodies are not considered) it would blow up when attempting
to resolve variable refs & uses.
Make the toplevel scope a defaultdict such that if e.g. a "foo" is
looked up in a module but not a local variable of that module it's
assumed to be an UnknownNS object (from which further UnknownNS can be
deref'd).
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* fix P3 incompatibilities in doc/_extensions
* vendor pyjsdoc, strip out everything we're not using and make what's
left P3-compatible (upstream is not P3 compliant)
* drop undeclared dependency on attrs as it turns out not to be much
used
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* Fix a bunch of ill-documented/incomplete/incorrect method docs
* add start of Sphinx extension to extract & integrate jsdoc into
Sphinx documentation:
- parse JS files (and don't blow up), uses a fork of pyjsparser as
the project currently does not parse comments
- extract cross-module dependency information
- parse JsDoc comments using pyjsdoc and infer structure from code &
jsdoc
- ``ast`` CLI printing a simplified AST of the input files
- ``dependencies`` creating a dependency graph of either all modules
in the provided input files or the modules matching the specified
filters (warning: will not work if missing dependencies),
generates a .dot file
- ``extractor`` generating a plain text module documentation (mix of
rst and markdown styles, not anything formal)
* sphinx extension with an "automodule" directive taking a module name
and generating the documentation for it
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