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I recently tried to use pdoc on a system that can never have internet connectivity. Looks like pdoc implicitly expects internet connectivity because it wants to
by euler_angles 6y ago
I recently tried to use pdoc on a system that can never have internet connectivity. Looks like pdoc implicitly expects internet connectivity because it wants to get at a bunch of .js and css files online.
Did I just overlook something?
If the tool really does expect connectivity, any plans to inline these resources so pdoc can be fully capable of running on an offline system?
It's so much easier to setup and get going with than Sphinx that it seems a real shame to have to be online.
- mhils 6y agopdoc produces completely standalone HTML files with no dependencies and no JS. Even the collapsible navigation on small screen sizes is implemented in CSS only. Take a look yourself: https://pdoc.dev/docs/pdoc.html https://pdoc.dev/docs/pdoc.html You were probably using pdoc3, a hostile fork. See my other post. :(
- euler_angles 6y agoAh, yes, so I was. Sorry to sow the very confusion you're trying to obliterate.