A demo of this (with pa11y
checking for simple violations) was available at one point:
The dodo.py
file contains all of the complexity of working with jlpm link
, plus some… extra weirdness. However, things have likely changed in the ensuing years.
Recently, as binder seems to only be about 80% available these days, there was discussion of encapsulating this in a dedicated repo/bot that turned form-based GitHub issues into never-to-be-merged PRs which (ab)used the ReadTheDocs PR review feature to deploy JupyterLite sites:
No action here yet, but combining this with a low-touch, no-login feedback mechanism (e.g. opt-in comment posting to a google form), would make a very lightweight way to conduct experiments against multiple PRs to collect anonymous, simple data (e.g. Likert scales) and free input.