Syrinx
Spreadsheet to website
Simple static site generator in python
Deployment options
DO App Platform + "Pull"
This is the simplest option. Commit the dist directory with generated html files and assets to your github repository. Next create a DigitalOcean App Platform "App", and point it to your github repository. Configure it to find the files in the dist directory.
DO App Platform + "Push"
This gives you more control over both the server environment as well as the deployment pipeline, but it is more involved. You'd include two files in your repository: a Dockerfile specifying the server, and a DigitalOcean App specification in yaml. In the deployment pipeline you then build the docker container and push it to a central registry. In the app specification you'd list the container registry address, and using the commandline tool doctl you tell DigitalOcean to schedule a deployment from the new container.
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Release files for syrinx 0.1.3
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