Tom Larkworthy

CORS Proxy fetchp

Automatically Backup Observable notebooks to Github

Starting Github Action Workflows From Observable

David Kirkby

Firebase and Firebase UI (v8)

Detect notebook runtime errors with catchAll((cellName, reason) => {...})

notebookSnapshot()

Reactive Unit Testing and Reporting Framework

Bulma

Stripe

Ridiculously Rapid Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) development with Observable, Firebase and Stripe

Using Express Router for Serverside Cells

AWS Serverless Notebooks Simplified

SVG Timeseries to GIF

Metaprogramming with Peek [Not recommended for production user]

AWS Helpers

Mixed Integer / Linear Programming

Redis Serialization Protocol (RESP) Client for the Web

👋 Hello Nunjucks

developed the original d3 Ego Graph implementation

jveres

The Google 'VS' trick

aws4fetch

@observablehq/inspector@5.0.1

escodegen@2.1.0

SortableJS

TextFit@2.4.0

CodeMirror 6 + Javascript

golden-layout@2.6.0

trackParent and preserveFocus

Observable Runtime (v5)

Isomorphic-git@1.30.1

jest-expect-standalone@24.0.2

lite-youtube-embed@0.3.3

modern-screenshot@4.6.6

Browser build for Notebook Kit

Acorn@8.11.3

Dexie@4.2.1 30kb

ProseMirror lib

jszip@3.10.1

serialize-javascript@7.0.2

👋 Hello Browser FS Access

👋 Hello Native File System adapter

libraries

Thank you so much for this!

It took some fiddling, but I managed to get it working for my "Provider.Quest" project over here - I'm now backing up all of my notebooks (see the bottom of each notebook).

https://observablehq.com/collection/@jimpick/provider-quest

Jim Pick

🥳 well done! is there anywhere you think I should improve the documentation?

I was confused about what permissions were needed for the GitHub token, and I needed to "bind" the secret on each notebook, which was non-obvious. I made a little function called backups() for the footer of each page. If I set it to backups(1) ... then it displays the UI for enableGithubBackups() so I can bind the token, and then I set it back to backups() when I'm done. That's the way I figured out how to do it, but there's probably a better way I'm guessing.

I somehow managed to avoid setting the secret for each. Though I am not sure how my way is different: https://observablehq.com/@endpointservices/footer-with-backups

I was trying to copy that. I had the secret on each notebook, but I had to "bind" it manually for each one.

the dispatchProxy hardcodes the secret name as github_secret. Are you using that name or a different one?

I'm using github_secret as the name.

I made a little screen recording to show how I have the bound secret in one notebook, but when I fork it, I have to re-bind the secret.

https://provider-quest.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/github-backups-bind-secret.mp4

Ahh. I realise the UI does not show it but the github_secret is automatically bound. I should update the UI to somehow indicate that was bound via hardcoding.

https://github.com/endpointservices/webcode.run/issues/4

Sorry, I did find a bug that meant hardcoded secrets were not synced if you were logged in, hopefully fixed now

Hello Tom, I am trying to backup a private notebook. I am unsure where to provide the API key for this to work outside of GH Action secrets. I assume this would happen after I login, however it wants me to publish the notebook first. Is there a workaround?

David Da Silva

Yeah vanilla webcode endpoints only work with publicly accessible notebooks. There is a feature to get it working for team notebooks but thats paid. https://observablehq.com/@endpointservices/webcode-private-endpoint

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