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Automated file sharing between data-magic and the handbook #41
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My first few thoughts are:
The hard questions:
edit: assigned a bunch of us to get the conversation rolling My opinion: We have a lot of logic flushed out and aren't too far in anything. Use workers and server-less functions to run whatever embeddings and updates we need. Switch to Docasaurus to get the power of React/JSX and keep Decap.
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I think we should definitely deploy the app. Serverless would be awesome. We could add authentication and have the api pull/push md files directly to the repo? That would almost be a batch update extension for our CMS. |
Yes guys, I will check it and start work.
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I think we should definitely deploy the app. Serverless would be awesome. We could add authentication and have the api pull/push md files directly to the repo? That would almost be a batch update extension for our CMS.
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We are currently manually adding md files to the climate-tech-handbook repo after they've been batch updated with the API. Also, we have to manually copy md files from the website repo into data-magic in order to perform these batch edits.
Would the solution be to combine these two projects? Or maybe hardcode a standardized file path from data-magic to climate-tech-handbook on the developer's file system?
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