id summary reporter owner description type status component version severity resolution keywords cc stage has_patch needs_docs needs_tests needs_better_patch easy ui_ux 18278 Set a standard for pluggable end user documentation Simon Bächler nobody "The average Django project consists of the base Django installation, a few custom apps and a few 3rd party apps. While the developer documentation for most of those apps is good enough, the end user docs (for people who fill in the content) is not. We usually have to write it up from scratch for every single new website. It would be great if Django offered a system similar to admindocs that would spit out a end user documentation for all installed apps. Or at least a base that the project managers could use to work off from. This would mean setting standards for the following points: * The format used for the documentation (rst, html) * The folder structure, location and naming * Support for multiple languages and other requirements * The structure of the documentation itself so it can be added to the main documentation. If the documetation was bundled with the app, the quality of it would improve over time because everyone would be using it. You could save a lot of development time because the project managers and developers don't have to copy text from all over the web. " New feature closed Documentation dev Normal wontfix documentation Unreviewed 0 0 0 0 0 0