Using PyCafe for live and editable examples in the documentation #1046
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Hi,
A while back, we launched a platform for hosting, editing and sharing Python web apps with a single click: https://py.cafe/
I just announced this at https://community.plotly.com/t/host-dash-apps-in-the-browser-using-pycafe/85815
We help maintainers of open source packages that run on PyCafe make their code examples live by helping them integrate it in their documentation or README.md files.
Would dash-bootstrap-components be interested in this?
Maybe an interesting first start would be to add a link in the project's main README.md:
Edit this live example on PyCafe.
Markdown code:
You can easily fork this project, so it's under your own username and control. Note that we also make it easy to add a preview image to a project with the URL
Which can be embedded in markdown as well:
![preview](https://camo.githubusercontent.com/2fc978a5d9722d39e60d2a1fe3420b27269053d70b9ee0234d2d49f924195678/68747470733a2f2f70792e636166652f707265766965772f6d61617274656e6272656464656c732f646173682d626f6f7473747261702d636f6d706f6e656e74732d6578616d706c652d6c61796f7574)
Let us know what your thoughts are. I am happy to start by opening a PR to put a link in the main README.md, would that be ok?
Regards,
Maarten
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