fetch-worker

Overview

The contents of this page are pulled at build time from a .md file stored in a remote repository here: https://github.com/mstura/doc_test/blob/master/markdown/com.castsoftware.dotnet/1.5.md. This uses a custom shortcode I have created called fetch-worker:

{{/*
  fetch-worker
  Fetch and render remote content from a JSON proxy
*/}}
{{ $remote_url := (.Get 0) }}
{{ $remote_data := getJSON "https://hello-world-patient-snowflake-7358.infranotifications.workers.dev/fetch?url=" $remote_url }}
{{ with $remote_data }}
    {{ $remote_data.body | safeHTML }}
{{ end }}

The shortcode fetch-worker is similar to fetch-remote-github in that it fetches the content via the github API in JSON format (not in raw markdown format) during the doc build using the data.getJSON function. However, it also relies on a Cloudflare JavaScript worker, which does the heavy lifting and transforms the JSON into markdown:

https://dash.cloudflare.com/2c5fd4c05e252ac98d5e19662d60ba44/workers/services/edit/hello-world-patient-snowflake-7358/production

This is based on this blog post: https://quinncasey.com/hugo-remote-content-from-url/.

data.getJSON is deprecated as of Hugo 0.123.0.

Conclusions:

• Advantage: Does not require that the markdown file is present in the doc or extensions repos.
• Disadvantage: It uses the getJSON function which is deprecated (bad!)
• Disadvantage: The TOC on the right hand side is NOT built correctly.

1.5.2-funcrel

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1.5.0-beta2

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