google-docstring-assistant

To generate Google-style Python docstrings, provide your function, class, or module code. The tool outputs structured documentation with standard sections like Args, Returns, and Examples, aligned with the Google Python Style Guide.

Google style Python docstrings require Args, Returns, and Examples sections to ensure consistent code documentation. Optional sections like Attributes and Todo can also be generated for modules and classes to improve readability.

Yes, you can document Python classes and modules. It enforces standard Google-style formatting across all project components, adding optional sections like Attributes for classes and modules to improve onboarding and maintainability.

The best way to standardize Python code documentation is to enforce a consistent style guide. This tool automates generating Google-style docstrings with standard section ordering and indentation, ensuring team-wide readability and onboarding consistency.

Yes, it enforces Google-style formatting, including strict section order and indentation. It references specific docstring rules to ensure concise descriptions and consistent formatting aligned with the Google Python Style Guide.