Show short submodule names in TOC

[jackblk]

Sorry for asking a very basic question but I've done some research & no result.

Here's my folder structure:
main-long-name-folder
|--modules
|----|--helper.py
|--test.py

I'm using some functions in helper.py like helper.action1(). I use pdoc to generate HTML. Problem is, after generating successfully, the sub-modules in left sidebar has long package prefix name, for example: main-long-name-folder.modules.

I figure that I can change the name by changing the folder name main-long-name-folder to main then run the pdoc again, but it is not a good way to do because the repo name is fixed, I don't want to change folder name.

Do we have anyway to re-define the package name or changing refname of package to make it a lot shorter?

Thanks a lot.

[kernc]

Docs hierarchy follows module hierarchy

This is one of the selling points, so a strict, fully-functional module refname overriding is out of the question.

You could override html.mako template and adjust how TOC modules are shown:

pdoc/pdoc/templates/html.mako

Lines 313 to 321 in d8b9dbc

	% if submodules:
	<li><h3><a href="#header-submodules">Sub-modules</a></h3>
	<ul>
	% for m in submodules:
	<li><code>${link(m)}</code></li>
	% endfor
	</ul>
	</li>
	% endif

E.g. by using:

${ link(m, name=m.name.split('.')[-1]) }

[jackblk]

Since my "package" name does not mean anything, it's just a repo so I decided to remove name completely in both navbar & contents inside. Here's my implementation:

${link(m, name=m.name.split('.', 1)[1])}

Thanks a lot for your help, you're brilliant :).