After #17 it is possible to execute projects in the browser. It would be interesting to automatically generate a link to execute the latest version of a published project.
Steps to publish
Create github repo, clone, program atta project
Update README.md comment (title, description, image link, web build link)
atta --publish (or manually create a issue in https://github.com/brenocq-atta/projects)
Why readme comment?
This is necessary because published projects receive a page like https://atta.brenocq.com/projects/<user>/<repo>. The readme comment is parsed to display the project info in the page.
Where can I access the published project web build?
The web build will be available at: https://atta.brenocq.com/projects/<user>/<repo>/build
[x] (Atta website) Run project web build from google storage files
[x] (Published repo) Find alternative to metadata (ugly readme) -> html comment is the way to go
[x] (Atta website) Fix README.md parser to get data from comment, instead of metadata
[x] (Published repo) Create workflow to create web build and publish to google storage
[x] (Atta website) Make https://atta.brenocq.com/projects/<user>/<repo>/build available
[x] Parse web build link from README.md
[x] Improve UI to show project build in the project page
Postponed to the future
(Atta) Create atta --create-project <name>
(Atta) Create atta --create-workflow-web-publisher to automate workflow creation
(Atta) Create atta --create-workflow-test-build to automate workflow creation
(Atta) Create atta --publish to automate publish process
Atta command helper
atta --create-workflow-web-publisher description
It will scan the repo looking for atta projects (.atta files) and create a .github/workflows/webPublisher.yml to publish the web build of each project found
Publish the web build = updating web build in the user's google storage (atta.data and atta.js)
atta --create-workflow-test-build description
It will scan the repo looking for atta projects (.atta files) and create .github/workflows/<linux/macos/windows>.yml
The workflow will test if the project build to different operating systems
atta --publish description
It will automatically create an issue in https://github.com/brenocq-atta/projects
Feature description
After #17 it is possible to execute projects in the browser. It would be interesting to automatically generate a link to execute the latest version of a published project.
Steps to publish
atta --create-workflow-web-publisheratta --create-workflow-test-build(why not, right?)atta --publish(or manually create a issue inhttps://github.com/brenocq-atta/projects)Why readme comment? This is necessary because published projects receive a page like
https://atta.brenocq.com/projects/<user>/<repo>. The readme comment is parsed to display the project info in the page.Where can I access the published project web build? The web build will be available at:
https://atta.brenocq.com/projects/<user>/<repo>/buildBig picture
Tasks
https://atta.brenocq.com/projects/<user>/<repo>/buildavailablePostponed to the future
atta --create-project <name>atta --create-workflow-web-publisherto automate workflow creationatta --create-workflow-test-buildto automate workflow creationatta --publishto automate publish processAtta command helper
atta --create-workflow-web-publisherdescription.attafiles) and create a.github/workflows/webPublisher.ymlto publish the web build of each project foundatta --create-workflow-test-builddescription.attafiles) and create.github/workflows/<linux/macos/windows>.ymlatta --publishdescriptionhttps://github.com/brenocq-atta/projectsSteps to create web publisher workflow
Google storage