Cherrypy website does not work, where to find documentation? [closed] - python

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Today I found out that cherrypy documentation page does not work anymore. Does anyone know an alternative source of documentation?

python
>>> import cherrypy
>>> help(cherrypy)
Might be a good option or http://docs.cherrypy.org/stable/ works for me!

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