| Dvorapa added a comment. |
As I said before, the Pywikibot homepage should be the first and also the last place to search for everything. On MediaWiki there is also a solid manual and documentation, how to install, configure, use Pywikibot and contribute to Pywikibot. The documentation you mentioned (like documentation for programming languages) is just an addition to source code, it is automatically generated from comments in source code and only documents the code itself. You can compare this approach with e.g. Dart programming language, which has got a similar approach. There is also a wider, but outdated documentation on Readthedocs, but once more this is automatically generated from the source code and once more it documents only the API.
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