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Use Markdown README's in Python modules
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Following some of the suggestions above, but using the software described in this article, here's a gist of my solution.
https://gist.github.com/aubricus/9184003#file-setup_snippet-py
I went this way mostly because I was also encountering the non-ASCII character issues while using pypandoc (in lieu of pyandoc, which was suggested by some of the commenters).
Also for those interested in sort of managing Pandoc through Homebrew: Install Pandoc With Homebrew
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An approach for Sass: pseudo-dictionaries
over 1 year
ago
If you're only interested in SCSS extension you can replace the "." in your generator functions with "%" to create placeholder classes. Thanks for this, really handy.
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Forked to add a small fix for FF's ugly outline on focus (was persisting, in FF only, despite "outline:none" in your version)
Fix is on line #29, in the css
http://codepen.io/aubricus/pen/zCiyJ
Thanks for the post.