Draft: create some apps from traitlet on startup

Adam-D-Lewis commented 2 weeks ago

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Contains some example code of how to pass in jhub apps to be run when Jhub apps starts up. You pass in the apps as a traitlet. They should be created if they don't exist. Related to https://github.com/nebari-dev/nebari/issues/2803

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aktech commented 2 weeks ago

Thanks for the PR @Adam-D-Lewis, other than the gotchas to look for (as mentioned above), you're on the right path I believe.

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