I'm using :inherited-members:
to show parent methods.
In the documentation generated for the child, is it possible to refer to the child class?
class Parent:
"""This is a {Child class name} class
This is in the {Child group attribute} group
"""
group = ''
...
class Child(Parent):
group = 'TheChild'
...
In the generated documentation for the child, I would like to see:
> class Child(Parent)
> Bases: Parent
> This is a Child class.
> It is in the TheChild group
Is this possible with Sphinx?
You can use the Sphinx Cross-referencing syntax inside the docstrings, with the appropriate roles from the Python domain. After that the autodoc directives in your .rst
take care of the rest.
Example parent_child.py
class Parent:
"""
This is a :py:class:`Child` class.
This is in the :py:data:`Child.group` attribute.
"""
group = 'TheParent'
class Child(Parent):
group = 'TheChild'
parent_child.rst
Parent\_Child
=============
.. autoclass:: parent_child.Parent
:members:
:undoc-members:
:show-inheritance:
.. autoclass:: parent_child.Child
:members:
:undoc-members:
:show-inheritance:
And the result: