New in version 0.6.0.
needservice allows the import of data from external services like GitHub:
.. needservice:: <service>
:option: ...
Extra content for each new need
In most cases the service fetches requested data from an external server and creates a need object for each found data-element in the returned data.
These need objects can then be used and referenced as all other need objects, e.g. by filtering them via needtable.
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For details about available services and their specific configuration please take a look into Services.
needservice supports all options, which are also available for the need/ req (or any other defined need type) directive. This include also all custom options defined by needs_extra_options.
Beside this, each service can define own options, which may be needed for the service to work correctly.
Please take a look into the related service documentation to find out what is needed.
For services provided by Sphinx-Needs please take a look into Services.
.. needservice:: <service>
:option: ...
:status: open
:tags: awesome, nice
:author: me
Extra content for each new need
The content of needservice is used as content for all created need objects.
A service may deviate from this behavior and define its own usage. For example by awaiting a json-string with a more complex configuration or by just ignoring the content.
Please take a look into the related service documentation for more information.
This example is using the github-issues service.
For details please take a look into its specific documentation under GitHub services.
The service queries GitHub for issues in the Sphinx-Needs repository, which have node and latexpdf in
their content.
.. needservice:: github-issues
:query: repo:useblocks/sphinxcontrib-needs node latexpdf
:max_content_lines: 4
:id_prefix: EXAMPLE_
Click the small arrow under the need id to see all meta data.
Fails to build PDF when 'req' directive contains nested directives (url)
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 danieleades
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I'm finding that while I can build HTML output (`make html`)
the build fails with an extension error when using the PDF
target (`make latexpdf`)
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