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It would be nice for datasette-lite to be distributed as a Python package like jupyterlite in order to build a datasette-lite website distribution, instead of having to fork this repository. This could even be Datasette plugin, in the vein of datasette-publish-vercel, providing a command to build the static website.
For instance, a possible workflow:
pip install datasette datasette-lite
datasette lite build
Deploy on static hosting
Some nice to have features that could be integrated with the build command:
datasette lite build --output dir: specify the output directory:
datasette lite build --install datasette-dashboards: pre-installing additional dependencies (without having to use the install query argument) by templating webworker.js to include additional micropip.install instructions
The build command could then be responsible for generating at least the following files:
index.html
webworker.js
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Having datasette-lite as a Python package to build a distribution could also be used for advanced use-cases.
For instance, embedding a Datasette-Lite distribution within an app or a static website (MkDocs/Sphinx/JupyterBook/Whatever). I'm doing this with MkDocs + JupyterLite and it works great. Would love to be able to do it with Datasette-Lite!
It would be nice for
datasette-lite
to be distributed as a Python package likejupyterlite
in order to build adatasette-lite
website distribution, instead of having to fork this repository. This could even be Datasette plugin, in the vein ofdatasette-publish-vercel
, providing a command to build the static website.For instance, a possible workflow:
pip install datasette datasette-lite
datasette lite build
Some nice to have features that could be integrated with the build command:
datasette lite build --output dir
: specify the output directory:datasette lite build --install datasette-dashboards
: pre-installing additional dependencies (without having to use theinstall
query argument) by templatingwebworker.js
to include additionalmicropip.install
instructionsThe build command could then be responsible for generating at least the following files:
index.html
webworker.js
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: