PyDocGenerator is a Python library that automatically generates docstrings for Python functions. It takes a Python file as input, generates docstrings for each function in the file, and outputs a new Python file with the generated docstrings.

• Automatically generate docstrings for Python functions
• Easy to use: just pass the file name to the DocGen instance and call the write_to_file() method

You can install PyDocGenerator by cloning the repository or using pip: git clone

• transformers: A library for natural language processing using pre-trained models. pip install transformers

• torch: The PyTorch library for deep learning and neural networks. pip install torch

• astunparse: A Python library for parsing and un-parsing abstract syntax trees (ASTs). pip install astunparse

Here’s a simple example of how to use DocGen-AI:

  from pydocgenerator.pydoc import PyDOC

  py_doc = PyDOC('./filename.py')
  py_doc.write_to_file()

In this example, DocGen is instantiated with the path to a Python file ('./filename.py'). The write_to_file() method is then called to generate docstrings for each function in the file and output a new Python file with docstrings attached.

DocGen-AI is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.