Doc fixes

Author: ilikecake

docs/api.rst

@@ -13,5 +13,17 @@
 .. automodule:: i2c_expanders.digital_inout
     :members:
 
+.. automodule:: i2c_expanders.helpers
+    :members:
+
 .. automodule:: i2c_expanders.PCA9555
     :members:
+
+.. automodule:: i2c_expanders.PCAL9555
+    :members:
+
+.. automodule:: i2c_expanders.PCA9554
+    :members:
+
+.. automodule:: i2c_expanders.PCAL9554
+    :members:

i2c_expanders/PCA9554.py

@@ -9,18 +9,19 @@
 
 # TODO: mostly a copy/paste from the PCA9555, make sure this stuff is still true here.
 """
-`pca9554`
+`PCA9554`
 ====================================================
 
 CircuitPython module for the PCA9554 and compatible expanders.
 The PCA9554 is a basic 8 pin I2C expander.
-    *Configurable pins as input or output
-    *Per pin polarity inversion. This inverts the value that is returned when an input port
-     is read. Does not affect the pins set as outputs.
-    *Pin change interrupts. An interrupt is generated on any pin change for a pin configured
-     as an input. The interrupt signal is cleared by a change back to the original value of
-     the input pin or a read to the GPIO register.This will have to be detected and tracked in
-     user code. There is no way to tell from the device what pin caused the interrupt.
+
+* Configurable pins as input or output
+* Per pin polarity inversion. This inverts the value that is returned when an input port
+  is read. Does not affect the pins set as outputs.
+* Pin change interrupts. An interrupt is generated on any pin change for a pin configured
+  as an input. The interrupt signal is cleared by a change back to the original value of
+  the input pin or a read to the GPIO register.This will have to be detected and tracked in
+  user code. There is no way to tell from the device what pin caused the interrupt.
 
 Use this class if you are using a PCA9554 or compatible expander. This class is also used
 as the base class for the PCAL9554 expander.
@@ -30,9 +31,10 @@
 supported. A list of other devices that should be compatible is below.
 
 Compatible Devices
-    *PCA9554
-    *PCA9538
-    *TODO
+
+* PCA9554
+* PCA9538
+* TODO
 
 Heavily based on the code written by Tony DiCola for the MCP230xx library.
 

i2c_expanders/PCAL9554.py

@@ -8,28 +8,30 @@
 
 # TODO: mostly a copy/paste from the PCAL9555, make sure this stuff is still true here.
 """
-`pcal9554`
+`PCAL9554`
 ====================================================
 
 CircuitPython module for the PCAL9554 I2C I/O extenders.
 The PCAL9554 is a 8 pin IO Expander. It is software compatible with the PCA9554, but has a
 bunch of added functions.
 
 Added features of these expanders include:
-    *Built in pull up and pull down resistors.
-    *Per pin selectable drive strength.
-    *Maskable interrupt pins
-    *Latching interrupt option
-    *Per bank push-pull/open drain pin setup.
+
+* Built in pull up and pull down resistors.
+* Per pin selectable drive strength.
+* Maskable interrupt pins
+* Latching interrupt option
+* Per bank push-pull/open drain pin setup.
 
 There are likely other devices that use this same command set and can be used with this class.
 Where I find them, I will probably make a separate class name to make it obvious what devices are
 supported. A list of other devices that should be compatible is below.
 
 Compatible Devices
-    *PCAL9554
-    *PCAL9538
-    *TODO
+
+* PCAL9554
+* PCAL9538
+* TODO
 
 Heavily based on the code written by Tony DiCola for the MCP230xx library.
 

i2c_expanders/PCAL9555.py

@@ -7,27 +7,28 @@
 # pylint: disable=too-many-public-methods
 
 """
-`pcal9555`
+`PCAL9555`
 ====================================================
 
 CircuitPython module for the PCAL9555 I2C I/O extenders.
 The PCAL9555 is a 16 pin IO Expander. It is software compatible with the PCA9555, but has a
 bunch of added functions.
 
 Added features of these expanders include:
-    *Built in pull up and pull down resistors.
-    *Per pin selectable drive strength.
-    *Maskable interrupt pins
-    *Latching interrupt option
-    *Per bank push-pull/open drain pin setup.
+
+* Built in pull up and pull down resistors.
+* Per pin selectable drive strength.
+* Maskable interrupt pins
+* Latching interrupt option
+* Per bank push-pull/open drain pin setup.
 
 There are likely other devices that use this same command set and can be used with this class.
 Where I find them, I will probably make a separate class name to make it obvious what devices are
 supported. A list of other devices that should be compatible is below.
 
 Compatible Devices
-    *PCAL9555
-    *TODO
+* PCAL9555
+* TODO
 
 Heavily based on the code written by Tony DiCola for the MCP230xx library.