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* Fist attempt at using setup.cfg for dependency management * Trying the new package on the CI and in Docker too * Add composite extras_require * Add the safe_import function for document store imports and add some try-catch statements on rest_api and ui imports * Fix bug on class import and rephrase error message * Introduce typing for optional modules and add type: ignore in sparse.py * Include importlib_metadata backport for py3.7 * Add colab group to extra_requires * Fix pillow version * Fix grpcio * Separate out the crawler as another extra * Make paths relative in rest_api and ui * Update the test matrix in the CI * Add try catch statements around the optional imports too to account for direct imports * Never mix direct deps with self-references and add ES deps to the base install * Refactor several paths in tests to make them insensitive to the execution path * Include tstadel review and re-introduce Milvus1 in the tests suite, to fix * Wrap pdf conversion utils into safe_import * Update some tutorials and rever Milvus1 as default for now, see #2067 * Fix mypy config Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <41898282+github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
📒 Looking for the docs?
You find them here here:
https://haystack.deepset.ai/overview/intro
💻 How to update docs?
Overview and Usage
We move the Overview and Usage docs to the haystack-website repository. You will find the docs in the folder docs. Please make sure to only edit the newest version of the docs. We will release the docs together with the Haystack version.
We are open for contributions to our documentation. Please make sure to check our Contribution Guidelines. You will find a step by step introduction to our docs here.
Tutorials
The Tutorials live in the folder tutorials. They are created as colab notebooks which can be used by users to explore new haystack features. To include tutorials into the docs website, markdowns files need to be generated from the notebook. This can be done by running the script /docs/_src/tutorials/tutorials/convert_ipynb.py. Just run python convert_ipynb.py and the script will update all existing notebooks. Furthermore, plaese make sure to update the headers.py file with headers for the new tutorials. These headers are important for the docs website workflow. After the markdown files are generated successfully, you can raise a PR. We will review it and as soons as the markdown file is merged to master, it can be added to our website. Please follow the steps described here under Tutorial & Reference Docs.
API Reference
We use Pydoc-Markdown to create markdown files from the docstrings in our code.
Update docstrings
Execute the following commands in /haystack/docs/_src/api/api:
pip install 'pydoc-markdown==3.11.0'
./generate_docstrings.sh
If you want to generate a new markdown file for a new haystack module, please create a .yml which is inline with the following configuration and a a new line to generate_docstrings.sh for the module. After you ran the generate_docstrings.sh again, there should be a new markdown file for the module. To include it into the docs website, push it to master and follow the steps described here under Tutorial & Reference Docs.
Configuration
Pydoc will read the configuration from a .yml file which is located in the current working directory. Our files contains three main sections:
- loader: A list of plugins that load API objects from python source files.
- type: Loader for python source files
- search_path: Location of source files
- modules: Module which are used for generating the markdown file
- ignore_when_discovered: Define which files should be ignored
- processor: A list of plugins that process API objects to modify their docstrings (e.g. to adapt them from a documentation format to Markdown or to remove items that should not be rendered into the documentation).
- type: filter: Filter for specific modules
- documented_only: Only documented API objects
- do_not_filter_modules: Do not filter module objects
- skip_empty_modules: Skip modules without content
- renderer: A plugin that produces the output files.
- type: Define the renderer which you want to use. We are using the Markdown renderer as it can be configured in very detail.
- descriptive_class_title: Remove the word "Object" from class titles.
- descriptive_module_title: Adding the word “Module” before the module name
- add_method_class_prefix: Add the class name as a prefix to method names
- add_member_class_prefix: Add the class name as a prefix to member names
- filename: file name of the generated file