Add support for persistent compilation outputs, allowing to cache for a time-period a compilation result and referring it by an URL. The persistence mode could then be configured on the instance (require registration, for 5 minutes max, until a cache quota is full, etc.)
Linked: async API and compilation state.
(from a correspondence with James Carlson)
At the moment the button in question processes some dummy content using your GET API. What I would like to use is this URL
url = "https://latex.ytotech.com/builds/sync?content=" ++ model.contentForExport
However, if model.contentForExport is large (indeed not very large), using this url gives an error, Thus to test, I use
url = "https://latex.ytotech.com/builds/sync?content=" ++ "\\documentclass{article}\n \\begin{document}\n \\section*{Note}\n This feature coming soon!\\\\\n \\end{document}
Would it be possible to provide some kind of alternate API? The idea would be make a POST request, but to have as response a link to the PDF file, That link (and the file) could have a very short lifetime, on the order of one minute
Add support for persistent compilation outputs, allowing to cache for a time-period a compilation result and referring it by an URL. The persistence mode could then be configured on the instance (require registration, for 5 minutes max, until a cache quota is full, etc.)
Linked: async API and compilation state.
(from a correspondence with James Carlson)