Publish Python API docs somewhere

[markmcd]

Description of the feature request:

The Python API docs are just markdown/HTML files in the docs/ directory. We should publish them somewhere like readthedocs or a GitHub page so that the content is rendered in an easily navigable way.

What problem are you trying to solve with this feature?

Improving Python API doc usability.

Any other information you'd like to share?

No response

[honnibal]

I would very much like this, and actually I came to the issues page just now to ask for it :)

I actually find this a weak point of the Google Cloud Python SDK docs in general. It makes sense that there's one page about the underlying functionality, with an embedded widget that shows code examples for the various SDKs, e.g.: https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/quickstart?lang=python . This is a good docs page; it does what it's supposed to be doing. But pages like this aren't a replacement for an API reference of a particular SDK (e.g. Python). I need both.

[vi-shruti]

Submitted a request addressing this.

[bhargavyagnik]

Hi @markmcd , could you please check out API Docs.

There are some broken links but search has correct ones and thus check it out from there, working on the issue with links from the markdown.

It could be refined from this version with improvements and your suggestions. Is this what you are looking for?
I have approached it with Sphinx, Github actions and Github pages so we can publish it quickly/easily.
Let me know any feedback. Thanks

[KSruthiVel]

@markmcd @amirh
I am following up on the status of the feature request to publish the Python API docs on GitHub Pages. I noticed that PR #619 was opened to address this, but it remains open.

If this is still unresolved, I would be happy to contribute and help move this forward——could you assign this task to me if it is still pending?

[markmcd]

Thanks for all of the interest but I'm going to close this. See the note on the README:

From Gemini 2.0 onwards this SDK will no longer be developing new features. Any new code should be written using the new SDK, google-genai (github, pypi).

The new SDK has API docs published.