docs: add a run-your-own-instance option to the README - #123
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Withdrawing this one myself, no action needed from you. We were trying out README deploy links across a few projects and have decided to stop, so I would rather close it than leave it sitting in your queue. The demo instance in the description is being taken down too, so that link will stop working shortly. Thanks for the project, and sorry for the noise. |
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I wanted to try this without cloning it, so I deployed the repo as it is and it built and ran first try. Here it is running: https://b2-gitfut.nbg1-4.instapods.app
The link I added does the same for anyone else. It works immediately on the baked sample profiles, exactly as your CONTRIBUTING describes, and someone who wants live scouting can add their own read-only token afterwards. That last part is what made me bother: a GitHub token is a thing people would rather keep on a box they own than paste into someone else's dashboard.
Disclosure: I work on InstaPods, which is what the link points at, so read this as an interested party and not a neutral contributor. Close it if it is not something you want in the README.