Pain point: Not enough documentation

[Aspire1Inspire2]

Pain point: Not enough documentation

[mrslezak]

Yes this is 100% true, the documentation is so outdated; if the maintainers want people to extend the library the readme.md and installation instructions should be updated. Otherwise, it's an esoteric library with only those that "dive in" and explore the source commits to understand the current status / functionality of the libraries. I don't care honestly if Enthought wants to create a commercial version that actually includes support; as I'm stuck using QuantLib-SWIG, which has a book released last year, on an inhouse implementation for Shell Trading. Documentation is key for users to contribute.

[thrasibule]

Agreed that the documentation needs improvements. I've refreshed it a little bit, and thanks to github action it gets rebuilt on every merge now. You can find the most up to date version here: http://docs.enthought.com/pyql/
Another source of knowledge are the scripts in the examples folder, as well as the tests, which show how to use a lot of the classes.