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Document what's available in on the klass object in a template.

When running the installed (typically /usr/local/bin/classify) version, classify doesn't have access to the packages installed in an active virtualenv.

Inspection of sys.path shows the virtual env paths haven't been added and site.py hasn't been patched with the virtualenv methods.

This stops classify inspecting anything with imports from the virtual packages.

django.views.generic.DetailView is a valid path because Django imports the view from django.views.generic.edit into django.views.generic.__init__. However running this on your typical local view code (eg projects.views.MyListView) will fail because it's not a valid import.

pydoc handles this situation so we need to dig into how it's done there. I suspect something in/around the resolve or document functions might be doing the magic.

Currently the attribute list will find all versions of an attribute up the MRO tree. It needs to stop adding attributes linked to classes that don't actually define them but have simply inherited.

It should also set the overridden option to True when a subclass has overridden it.

Add a --html option that becomes a predicate to --serve and --port.

Hi there

firstly thanks for this interesting and useful looking app. I managed to install and use it yesterday but this morning on a new machine: classify==0.4 I get

"Could not import: apps/page/util.py"

An associate of mine gets:

https://dpaste.de/SRwWO/

Thanks for your time
Ross

Check the config file for a bunch of options.

Start with port and serve.

When an attribute's value is a class (or list of them) the library passes out an object reference.

Convert this to a string.

This is because I am running on Python3.

Maybe 2to3 fix it? Or is better to convert to Python3 manually and use python-future to keep compatible with Python2 ?

The readme docs are OK, but a proper set of docs explaining some more of the core logic works would be better. Especially once the other config features have been added.

Thanks for the project and for the sharing,

I was a bit surprised to not see any example of output in the documentation (at least in the readme, but I didn't found any other documentation). I think that would help newcomers to see what this is for and what it can achieve.