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- asciidocstring-0.1.0/.agents/AGENTS.md +63 -0
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- asciidocstring-0.1.0/PKG-INFO +71 -0
- asciidocstring-0.1.0/README.adoc +55 -0
- asciidocstring-0.1.0/pyproject.toml +47 -0
- asciidocstring-0.1.0/src/asciidocstring/__init__.py +5 -0
- asciidocstring-0.1.0/src/asciidocstring/document.py +47 -0
- asciidocstring-0.1.0/src/asciidocstring/visitors.py +235 -0
- asciidocstring-0.1.0/tests/test_extractor.py +82 -0
- asciidocstring-0.1.0/tests/test_parser.py +40 -0
- asciidocstring-0.1.0/tests/test_renderer.py +98 -0
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# Agent Rules & Repository Guide: `asciidocstring`
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Welcome, fellow agent! This file contains critical context, guidelines, and rules for working with this repository.
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The library processes Python docstrings written in AsciiDoc using a decoupled, two-stage architecture:
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1. **Parser & Cleaning Layer (`src/asciidocstring/document.py`):**
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* **Bare-URL Autolinks (Issue [#76](https://github.com/webmaven/asciidoctrine/issues/76)):** `asciidoctrine` does not yet parse bare URLs (such as `https://google.com` without bracketed labels) as `Ref` nodes; they are currently parsed as plain `Text` nodes. Use bracketed links `https://google.com[Google]` where explicit translation is required.
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Summary: A semantic parser and converter for Python docstrings written in AsciiDoc
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def test_description_lists_serialization() -> None:
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def test_links_serialization() -> None:
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expected_link = "Check out `Example Site <http://example.com>`_ for more details."
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