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Python Documentation Offline

The complete Python documentation from docs.python.org, available offline on your mobile device. Standard library reference, language guide, and tutorials—all searchable without internet.

Bundle Size
~40MB
Why Offline

Python Reference Anywhere

Python's standard library is vast. When you need to recall the exact signature for itertools.groupby or the options for json.dumps, having documentation offline means no waiting for network requests.

DocNative downloads the complete Python documentation to your device. Every module in the standard library, all language reference pages, tutorials, and HOWTOs. The search index runs locally, returning results in milliseconds.

Perfect for learning or reference. Whether you are studying Python on a commute or debugging production code on a flight, your documentation stays accessible.

$search "collections.defaultdict"
-> collections — Container datatypes
-> defaultdict objects
-> defaultdict Examples
3 results in 8ms
Coverage

What's Included

Built-in Functions (print, len, range, open, zip, map, filter)
Standard Library Modules (os, sys, json, re, datetime, collections)
Data Structures (lists, dicts, sets, tuples, dataclasses)
File I/O and Path Operations
Asyncio and Concurrent Programming
Type Hints and Static Typing
Exception Handling
Object-Oriented Programming
Decorators and Context Managers
Virtual Environments and Packaging
Examples

Code Examples Preserved

Python documentation is rich with code examples. DocNative preserves all examples with proper syntax highlighting. Interactive examples from the official docs render correctly on mobile screens.

The documentation includes practical patterns—how to use context managers, implementing decorators, working with asyncio. All the examples that make Python docs valuable are available offline.

  • Syntax highlighting for all Python code
  • Interactive examples preserved from official docs
  • Module examples showing real usage patterns
  • REPL output formatted for readability
# From collections docs
from collections import defaultdict
d = defaultdict(list)
for k, v in pairs:
d[k].append(v)
~40MB
Download Size
200+
Stdlib Modules
1000+
Documentation Pages
<15ms
Search Speed
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