Suppose the following documentation structure for sphinx:
doc
|_ _static
|_ _templates
|_ api
|_ index.rst
|_ classes.rst
|_ functions.rst
|_ index.rst
|_ more_functions.rst
|_ conf.py
And that classes.rst
, functions.rst
and more_functions.rst
have classes and functions to auto-document with autodoc/autosummary
. The build will generate .rst
files for those classes and functions in:
doc/generated
for more_functions.rst
doc/api/generated
for classes.rst
and functions.rst
Is there a way to control where those generated
folders are created?
I'm trying to get a unique generated
folder in the end. In this case, with this structure:
doc
|_ generated
|_ generated-from-more-functions.rst
|_ api
|_ generated-from-api/classes.rst
|_ generated-from-api/functions-rst
According to Sphinx documentation , you can run sphinx-build
with the option BUILDDIR
.
BUILDDIR The build directory to use instead of the one chosen in sphinx-quickstart.
I guess the default folders that you have mentioned are technically chosen by sphinx-quickstart
.
example:
sphinx-build -b html sourcedir builddir
You can run the command through a subprocess or using os.system(command) .
I don't think there is such native functionality in sphinx
.
The fastest way to achieve this without many headaches is to create a shell script to run the build and then move (with mv
or rm
if you're on gnu/linux) the files according to your needs.
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