docs: reexport storages documentation from crawlee-python
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vdusek
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Nov 20, 2024
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Is it alright to merge with the failing 3.13 Integration test? Is it the flaky one you guys were talking about, or is there something I should do about it? |
janbuchar
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Nov 20, 2024
It passes now, let's merge it. |
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Updates the
@apify/docusaurus-plugin-typedoc-apiplugin, which enables us to use the unified Python documentation pipeline (instead of handling it in each Python project separately).Decorates the symbols to be documented with
@docs_groupand@docs_namedecorators (just like in crawlee-python). Those decorators could be moved up into some shared package (e.g.apify-shared, which already has the@ignore_docsdecorator).Uses the new
reexportsfeature of the plugin to load external API docs (fromcrawlee.dev/python) and re-render them in the current documentation instance.