Support Python docstrings

[skrat]

Using sphinx syntax. It really is the same as JS, instead of triggering with /** you trigger with """ and use slightly different template for params.

[rbazev]

I second this request. That would be fantastic.

[stephenmathieson]

+1

[carmine]

+1

[spadgos]

Hey python developers... want to take a look at the source and help out? If you see it, you'll understand I'm no python dev.

[neonsamurai]

Want. Unfortunately I got no time to hack on it. Though the original post is not entirely correct. Docstrings start inside a class or function, just after its definition. Unlike in the currently supported languages where doc strings seem to be just outside a class or function definition.

[agerlach]

+1

[nivekmai]

This exists: Sublime-Text-2-pydocstring, I haven't started to look at it yet, but perhaps the logic from that could be folded into this project.

[AllanLRH]

+1

[adambullmer]

Rolled my own plugin for this for ST3. https://github.com/adambullmer/sublime_docblockr_python. Package control won't merge it though since it is too similar to this project. Supporting sphinx, numpy, google, and Pep257 styles, plus a docblockr-ish styled one