[FEATURE] Offline documentation

[4l1fe]

Problem description

Having Bokeh documentation offline to remove network latency while intensively reading it trough. It also could save some laptop battery and let you to work in a deep forest near a lake without network connectivity 🙂

Feature description

Due to the conversation in Discource i was recommended by @bryevdv to create an issue to request publishing static documentation's files. They are exist already and are generated by CI i guess.

It isn't yet published as practically plots doesn't work without pulling js files from CDN , therefore, documentation usefulness is questionable. At the same time, a lot of examples and information is accessible, so it make sense to download it for offline usage.

Improvement
I don't know how long and difficult it takes but for improving usefulness plots could be replaced by images, i think readability become better with it, even if we can't interact with plots.

Potential alternatives

No ideas.

Additional information

No response

[bryevdv]

The current deployment tarballs generated by the release-build job have a subdirectory containing the full generated docs. I would propose to zip up this subdirectory and just make it publicly available somewhere in the release deploy-job. That's not too much work, per-se, but I don't want to have to maintain and update an "index" of these docs tarballs every time there is a new one. I'd rather have a single fixed URL with a "file-server" like bucket that will just list all the docs tarballs and users can download whichever they want. I'm not sure if that is possible with S3/Cloudfront, so a little investigation will be in order.

[BhaswatiRoy]

Hello @bryevdv
Instead of putting up the entire documentation in offline mode, can we produce a cheat sheet for the users which covers the points of important plots so that it becomes handy to use? Just like cheat sheets of other py libraries?