jonericcook
Can I make a livebook public?
Hello,
I have an Elixir library that I’d like to create interactive documentation for. I saw livebook and thought it would be a perfect fit. I am curious if its possible to write said documentation and then be able to create a sharable version of it that can be accessed by anyone.
I launched livebook via fly.io and did a little test page and then shared it. I opened it up on my phone and it asked me to authenticate.
Is my thinking off base to think that a livebook could be something like https://readme.com/ but with inline elixir code evaluation?
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aiko
The idea currently would be, that you create a liveview page and that people having access to a (their own) livebook server execute and play with it in there.
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LostKobrakai
The sharing part of livebook are not the instances but the files. As others have mentioned sharing the runtime in a secure way is simply not feasable.
aiko
From the readme
- Decentralized: Livebook is open-source and you can run it anywhere. The “Run in Livebook” badges makes it easy to import any Livebook into your preferred Livebook instance.
Sebb
You have to trust all people using it.
Livebook in a sandbox would be cool, but there is no Elixir sandbox (that I know of).
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