Adds Deploy to Connect Cloud buttons to app READMEs #1709
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This looks good to me though should we put the button at the bottom, the description is not too long and it seems like you might want to do it after reading the description rather than before. |
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@icarusz I placed the buttons at the top to imitate other sites I know of that use README buttons, which I admit usually do double duty as status indicators (example). I do think there is value in showing readers what their options are before they read the readme. A button at the bottom is less likely to appear on screen in some github views. |
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@schloerke I moved the buttons right as requested 👍 |
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New look:
Thank you! It will handle any description content as it is added. |
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Q: Can we add them to all the |
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A: Yes. It'll also require |
…amples` app dirs.
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@garrettgman I added (untested) requirements.txt files and readme.md files for each examples root app dir. When you have a chance, please verify deployment works and looks as you'd expect. |
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@schloerke Thank you for added those. I verified that deployment works for all of the buttons, excepting a few which I removed:
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Thank you! Merging |
* main: tests(sidebar): Add tests for sidebar (#1715) tests(accordion): Add kitchensink tests for accordion (#1710) tests(bug): Use locator instead of element handles (#1716) tests(deploys): Move import from htmltools into code to help with debugging deploys (#1718) build: set Narwhals 1.9.1 as minimum, remove upper bound, use narwhals.stable.v1 for dtypes and typing (#1717) feat: support DataFrames via narwhals (#1570) Adds Deploy to Connect Cloud buttons to app READMEs (#1709)
Related: posit-dev/py-shiny-templates#25
Related: posit-dev/py-shinywidgets#162
This PR adds a button to the README of each example app that allows users to quickly deploy the app to Connect Cloud and see it in action—with one click of the button. The PR does not otherwise affect the code in the apps or the repository.
The buttons look like this.
When I tested it, every app deployed within seconds.
Why add Deploy to Connect Cloud buttons?
Connect Cloud is part of Posit's strategy to provide value to Python users. With Connect Cloud, users can very quickly deploy and maintain Shiny apps straight from their Github repository. We believe in Connect Cloud as a company and want to highlight it alongside our own assets.