ragul-personal/labs_equipment_browser

Purpose

This is a small static-site repository centered on a generated HTML artifact. The visible site entry point is index.html; repository automation appears designed to refresh its equipment-related content on a schedule or manual workflow run.

Entry Points

• Browser/user entry: index.html is the deployable static document and likely contains the rendered equipment view.

• Generation entry: regenerate_browser.py is the local/CI executable responsible for rebuilding or updating browser-facing output.

• Automation entry: .github/workflows/update-equipment.yml invokes the update process in GitHub Actions.

Content Regeneration Stage

regenerate_browser.py forms the repository’s primary application logic boundary. It likely obtains or transforms equipment data and writes the result consumed by index.html. The generated HTML is committed/deployed as a static artifact rather than produced dynamically by an application server.

Relevant paths:

• regenerate_browser.py

• index.html

CI-Controlled Update Flow

GitHub Actions is the operational runtime for recurring updates. The workflow at .github/workflows/update-equipment.yml likely provisions Python, executes regenerate_browser.py, and persists changed generated content through a commit or repository update mechanism.

Relevant paths:

• .github/workflows/update-equipment.yml

• regenerate_browser.py

• .github/workflows

Deployment and Runtime Boundary

There is no visible backend, package manifest, container definition, or application framework. The serving boundary is therefore the static HTML file, which can be hosted by any static-file host. Python and GitHub Actions are build/update infrastructure, not user-facing runtime dependencies.

Relevant paths:

• index.html

• regenerate_browser.py

• .github/workflows/update-equipment.yml

Primary Control and Data Flow

1. GitHub Actions or a developer starts the regeneration process.

2. regenerate_browser.py gathers and/or converts equipment information.

3. The resulting browser representation is written into index.html.

4. The static HTML artifact is published or otherwise served to users.

The main architectural contract is between the generator and the generated HTML: changes to the output structure in regenerate_browser.py directly affect the public page in index.html.