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If you just want a table, you can document your attributes using an class IOConfig:
"""Class summary.
Attributes:
azure: Description for azure.
gcs: Description for gcs.
""" |
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Gotcha, thank you!
What does this look like? |
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Ah, I notice your attributes are properties, so you'd have to remove these properties' docstrings: From: @property
def azure(self) -> AzureConfig:
"""Some description."""
......to: @property
def azure(self) -> AzureConfig:
...For attributes, it would be going from: some_attribute: SomeType = "some value"
"""Some description."""...to: some_attribute: SomeType = "some value" |
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Ohh I see what you mean, okay thank you! |
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Hi,
Is there a way to hide attributes in the nav but keep the attributes summary table in the body and also hide list of attributes in the body?
For example, under
S3Configin the left nav ideally I don't want all the attributes to populate. It's nice to have the attributes summary table in the body, but ideally I don't want all the attributes listed as individual headers after the table.Thank you!
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