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Provide a runnable TUI demo interface via textual-web
for users to try against the Anomaly license
#28
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Got a basic version working in b23177f, pending detail of how this is made available via the web for marketing purposes. I did think that the running demo could be the hero image for @anomaly's demo pages.
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For users to be able to try the TUI without having to install anything it would be cool if we can provide a web accessible version.
textual-web
is designed to this and is currently inbeta
Technical consideration
We should first run a demo to see what infrastructure we need to run a tui application (e.g do we need to run a deamon or process of some sort?)
Ideally we should be able to run this on a service likevercel
orrailway
to minimise any infrastructure management overhead.From what I can see that
textual-web
runs a proxy that is accessible via their web service (pending further investigation)The demo license is provide for Anomaly to use, so we would have to consider some of rate limiting or even a way for the user to limit interaction. This might even involve a mechanism to reset the virtual machine running our command centre to a
good known
state every 24 hours?Ensure that the API key is never exposed as part of the demonstration.
Other thoughts
This would definitely be a very good demonstration of the #9 and #27 features without the user having to set anything up.
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