Review if it's possible to use Docker for script execution
Overview
Can be used as a secure (but slower) mode
Hi @roll!
I think having the ability to run Livemark in Docker would be a good thing, so that you don't have to worry about conflicting Python versions or potential dependency conflicts with other Python packages. It is also easier to deploy into a Kubernetes infrastructure, where you end up having to build a Docker image anyway.
Having it in Docker also makes it easier for other people who are not used handling pip and the Python ecosystem.
In order for Livemark to be considered as an alternative to other site and documentation tools like Jekyll, Docusaurus and many others, having an official image in Docker Hub would also allow people to run Livemark with a single docker command, which would pull and then run Livemark. Something like
docker run --rm --volume="$PWD:/usr/livemark" -it frictionless/livemark livemark --version
So I think it would be quite useful. Maybe consider reopening #43 ?