Generate static site from README.md #52
stefanbringuier
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I like it! I'll have to take a closer look, but overall I think it makes for a nicer navigation experience. Since the content (and PRs) would still live on the proper awesome list repo, I don't see it as an issue as long as it's clear how to make contributions.
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Subject: [AccelerationConsortium/awesome-self-driving-labs] Generate static site from README.md (Discussion #52)
Since the README is has a good amount of content, I had the idea to parse the README into separate markdown files and then generate a static site using mkdocs<https://www.mkdocs.org/>. At the moment I have a working prototype:
https://stefanbringuier.github.io/awesome-self-driving-labs
The parsing<https://github.com/stefanbringuier/awesome-self-driving-labs/blob/bb76b62b8d17e7e708fc25f081045d80370ec15a/site/parse.py> is fairly fragile but does get 90% there. The github action<https://github.com/stefanbringuier/awesome-self-driving-labs/blob/bb76b62b8d17e7e708fc25f081045d80370ec15a/.github/workflows/references_deploy_site.yml> was also modified to run and deploy the site.
Of course other static site generators can be used if there is a desired look and feel.
Its just an idea to make navigation a bit more easy, but maybe deviates from the spirit of awesome lists?
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Since the README is has a good amount of content, I had the idea to parse the README into separate markdown files and then generate a static site using mkdocs. At the moment I have a working prototype:
https://stefanbringuier.github.io/awesome-self-driving-labs
The parsing is fairly fragile but does get 90% there. The github action was also modified to run and deploy the site.
Of course other static site generators can be used if there is a desired look and feel.
Its just an idea to make navigation a bit more easy, but maybe deviates from the spirit of awesome lists?
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