Is there anyway to generate doc string using Github Copilot
I have code and I want to generate doc string for it.
def make_chat_content(self,chat_uuid,text,db_session):
import uuid
all_content = ChatContent.query.filter_by(chat_uuid=chat_uuid).all()
chat_json = dump(all_content)
chat_json.append({"role":"user","content":text})
response, total_words_generated = self.chat.get_response(chat_json)
for example doc string that describes function
"""
Add the user's text to the chat content and generate a response.
This function takes the chat UUID, user's text, and a database session as input.
It appends the user's content to the existing chat content, generates a response
using a chat model, and returns the response along with the total words generated.
Args:
chat_uuid (str): The UUID of the chat session.
text (str): The text content provided by the user.
db_session: The database session for querying chat content.
Returns:
tuple: A tuple containing the response generated by the chat model and
the total number of words generated in the response.
"""
2
Answers
Looks like it can be done:
Only test the sample code in the post.
Absolutely, those are useful strategies for using Copilot to streamline your coding process:
When working on a class or multiple functions that are interdependent:
:character after the function definition, press enter, and begin typing""". Copilot will automatically generate a docstring for you.def function_name():, Copilot will auto-generate both the function’s body and its accompanying docstring.For simpler cases or standalone functions, you can directly use the second step from the previous instructions, which involves just generating a docstring for a function by typing
"""after the function definition.