Python automatic docstring?

I've been programming in python for a few years now and recently I started in my first job as a python backend programmer. Never liked using those big IDE but, since my whole team uses VS Code, I thought to give it a go and generate the least amount of friction on the first week. Yeah, didn't like. BUT what I've loved was a VS Code extension named "auto doc string" which could automatically create a doc string and already place some information, like which arguments, what are the returns and, most important, type annotations were reflected in the doc string. Sure, there must be a package in emacs that could do all that, right? I have yet to found it. The closest I got was [yasnippet-radical-snippets](https://github.com/Xaldew/yasnippet-radical-snippets), but it doesn't support types (yet). Does anyone know a better tool for the job?

There is sphinx doc : https://github.com/naiquevin/sphinx-doc.el It really does a good job but only for the sphinx format. I personally prefer the google format but i have yet to find something for this. But yeah, if you don’t have any problem with the sphinx format this one is great ! =D

If you’re using numpydoc styling, this has support for type hinting: https://github.com/douglasdavis/numpydoc.el

There is https://github.com/jcs-elpa/docstr I couldn't get it to work though.

I like it very much, it's on point most of the time.

Just wanted to say that I tried this one just now and it's amazing. I highly recommand using this one. Very powerful and customizable.