Add ugly hack for dashboard auto refresh #42
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The MarkDownRenderer is a server component as it needs direct access to the database for render context. A nice auto refresh would need to be implemented client side as only part of the page needs to be re-rendered. Switching MarkDownRenderer to be a client component is simply too much work that I'm not willing to commit to so I've resorted back to this ugly hack of server rendering a `<script>` tag that just refreshes the entire page every minute. Thank Sneh for all the work he did on this!
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The MarkDownRenderer is a server component as it needs direct access
to the database for render context. A nice auto refresh would need to
be implemented client side as only part of the page needs to be re-rendered.
Switching MarkDownRenderer to be a client component is simply too much
work that I'm not willing to commit to so I've resorted back to this
ugly hack of server rendering a
<script>tag that just refreshesthe entire page every minute.
Thank Sneh for all the work he did on this!
Closes #5.