usage: pdoc [-o DIR] [-d {google,numpy,restructuredtext}] [-e module=url] [--math | --no-math]
            [--show-source | --no-show-source] [--logo URL] [--logo-link URL] [--footer-text TEXT] [-t DIR] [-h HOST]
            [-p PORT] [-n] [--help] [--version]
            [module ...]

Automatically generate API docs for Python modules.

Main Arguments:
  module                Python module names. These may be importable Python module names ("pdoc.doc") or file paths
                        ("./pdoc/doc.py"). (default: [])
  -o DIR, --output-directory DIR
                        Write rendered documentation to the specified directory, don't start a webserver. (default:
                        None)

Customize Rendering:
  -d {google,numpy,restructuredtext}, --docformat {google,numpy,restructuredtext}
                        The default docstring format. (default: None)
  -e module=url, --edit-url module=url
                        A mapping between module names and URL prefixes, used to display an 'Edit' button. May be
                        passed multiple times. Example: pdoc=https://github.com/mitmproxy/pdoc/blob/main/pdoc/
                        (default: [])
  --math, --no-math     Include MathJax to enable math formula rendering. (default: False)
  --show-source, --no-show-source
                        Display "View Source" buttons. (default: True)
  --logo URL            Add a project logo image. (default: None)
  --logo-link URL       Optional URL the logo should point to. (default: None)
  --footer-text TEXT    Custom text for the page footer, for example the project name and current version number.
                        (default: None)
  -t DIR, --template-directory DIR
                        A directory containing Jinja2 templates to customize output. Alternatively, put your
                        templates in $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/pdoc and pdoc will automatically find them. (default: None)

Miscellaneous Options:
  -h HOST, --host HOST  The host on which to run the HTTP server. (default: localhost)
  -p PORT, --port PORT  The port on which to run the HTTP server. (default: 8080)
  -n, --no-browser      Don't open a browser after the web server has started. (default: False)
  --help                Show this help message and exit.
  --version             Show version information and exit.