Hooray jupyterlite! I'm excited to start digging into #41 (and in turn getting others excited), but there's a fair amount of "read the source" right now, which is fine! While digging into it, I found a fair number of things that could be quickly updated to improve the developer "curb appeal", and pave the way for more contribution.

Of course, if any of these things aren't fun, we can take them out, split them up, whatever!

• package.json
  • rework yarn tasks
    • watch
    • split build into build:lib and build:app
    • make prettier quieter
    • increase the printWidth to 88
    • prettier more: markdowns, yamls, etc.
    • add serve (appears broken for me) and serve:py (used in proxy)
• yarnrc
  • add .yarn-packages for local mirroring
  • set some defaults (timeouts, etc.)
• adds metapackage
• docs
  • flesh out CONTRIBUTING
  • README
    • remove dev stuff
    • add badges
      • binder
      • ci
• adds a binder this pr
  • conda env with lab, classic, etc.
    • for offering something actionable in CONTRIBUTING
      • and eventual stuff on Integrate into existing Jupyter-based workflows #41
  • jupyter-server-proxy, with a (strawman) lightbulb logo
    • always tries to redirect to doc/workspaces/auto-X?reset
      • disabled apputils-extension:resolver, seems to do the thing, not sure what side-effects this may have, but workspaces deserve special consideration, anyway...
    • pyodide kernels die
      • i'm giving up here, as this happens locally, too... but only
        • if the browser console isn't open, in classic heisenberg fashion
        • in chromium (FF LTS is fine, so Works For Me!)
• app
  • replace all static bundle references and pageInfo with dynamic ones that sniff the window.location
    • the kernels all seem to fail, and thrash against the (non-existent) endpoint
      • calculate the websocket url from the baseUrl
    • favicons, too
• .github
  • add issue/pr templates (just copied the core ones, mostly)
  • add node_modules and .yarn-packages caching to workflow