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dmaikjsit 0.0.12
It has all the Dmai codes
Requires Python: >=3.7

dmaikjsit

This package provides a collection of pre-implemented "Dmai codes".

It provides a simple command-line tool to copy all the codes directly into your current project folder.

Installation

pip install dmaikjsit


This installation only needs to be done once. It adds the get-dmai-codes command to your system.

Usage

Open your command shell (cmd, PowerShell, Terminal).

cd to any directory where you want the codes.

cd C:\Users\YourName\MyProject


Run the command:

get-dmai-codes


All of the "Dmai codes" will be instantly copied into your C:\Users\YourName\MyProject folder.
mkdocstrings-sh 0.1.0
A Sh handler for mkdocstrings.
Requires Python: >=3.9

# mkdocstrings-sh

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A Sh handler for mkdocstrings.

This is a project unrelated to mkdocstrings-shell project. Naming it mkdocstrings-sh causes confusion with mkdocstrings-shell.
I do not intent to compete with the project. Just my documentation goals are different then mkdocstrings-shell. The features and style by mkdocstrings-shell were not in line with what I wanted. I decided to write my own library. This is the result.

See the generated mkdocs pages in github pages for documentation. <https://kamilcuk.github.io/mkdocstrings-sh/>

See examples/ page in github pages. There are examples with all the syntax and reference of the available tags.

## Installation

```bash
pip install mkdocstrings-sh
```

## Usage:

With the following header file:

```
--8<-- "docs/examples/readme.sh"
```

Generate docs for this file with this instruction in one of your Markdown page:

```
::: path/to/script
```

This will generate the following HTML:

::: docs/examples/readme.sh

### Single entity

It is also possible to generate only a specific function, variable or a section of the file by passing additional arguments to `:::`. The third argument specifies the entity type. The second argument specifies the name of the function or variable or section to gneerate documeanttion for.

```
::: docs/examples/readme.sh function_name function
::: docs/examples/readme.sh variable_name variable
::: docs/examples/readme.sh section_name section
```