The docs at ReadTheDocs used to be downloadable as PDFs, HTML zips, etc. Those options don't seem to exist anymore. Where can I get - preferably HTML zips - documentation for off-line use?
Or, instructions on how to generate them? I tried to follow some 'recipes' on the net, but the process hardly seems trivial.
In my case, I was looking for the latest pyparsing docs. In the RTD documentation, this still seems a possibility, but has to be enabled by the doc owner.
I suspect this has been disabled for all docs on ReadTheDocs though, as I read a comment about heavy loads on the servers.
Solved: (see PaulMcG's answer below)
If you download the source from the GitHub repo, the docs directory has a .bat file and a Makefile to build the docs as HTML. You'll need to pip install sphinx first, then run the .bat file if you are on Windows, or the Makefile if on non-Windows.
Also, please open an issue at the repo to have these files generated as part of pyparsing's CI, along with where you feel a suitable place would be for them.