As it is only a static page, I don't really host Jinja anywhere. I have a local CLI tool that gets the data using the Google Sheets API, builds the new site, and deploys to AWS (upload data to S3, clear Cloudfront cache).
At some point, I was thinking on having a Lambda function that would check for changes in the sheet and automatically build and deploy the site if that was the case. However, I did not feel it was worth the time, in the end.
To get the first version, I would say between 2-4 hours I think.
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Great initiative!
Where did you host Jinja?
Did you interact with Google sheets API from the backend in python to fill the Jinja template before rendering or in the front-end using JavaScript?
Also, how long did it take you to get everything up and running?
Thanks Renato!
As it is only a static page, I don't really host Jinja anywhere. I have a local CLI tool that gets the data using the Google Sheets API, builds the new site, and deploys to AWS (upload data to S3, clear Cloudfront cache).
At some point, I was thinking on having a Lambda function that would check for changes in the sheet and automatically build and deploy the site if that was the case. However, I did not feel it was worth the time, in the end.
To get the first version, I would say between 2-4 hours I think.