Where is the pint API? Please add link on main documentation page

[edmundsj]

Every time I search the pint docs, I cannot for the life of me find a complete API reference. For example, right now I am looking for the testing functions available via pint and cannot find them. I found it once, and I really should bookmark it. EDIT: I have since found it here.

What I expect, as a developer, is on the left-hand side under the "About Pint" section to see something along the lines of "Developer Reference" or "API". I don't see any such link, and it was incredibly frustrating to find the one time I managed to find it. I expect to see it regardless of the page I am on in the documentation. For example, on numpy's documentation there is a nice big juicy "API Reference" prominently displayed at the top of the page near the menu. Same with pandas and matplotlib Please add this :) Thanks!

[TomNicholas]

+1 to this - I also find it really frustrating when trying to do development work that involves pint. Developer documentation should also ideally include textual sections aimed at a more advanced audience, describing things like the class hierarchy, for example.

[jthielen]

This would be a critical component to include with the doc updates of #972, though, would there be an easy way to have a stop-gap fix in the current theme configuration now?

And, yeah, things like the class hierarchy are really buried and hard to find at the moment.

[jules-ch]

I'll see what I can do.
We're gonna have to work on the new documentation.

[TomNicholas]

Thanks @jthielen - even just making a developers page with links to other pages with things like the class heirarchy would be helpful for now!

[andrewgsavage]

this exists now