make a simple webapp to use this on the browser about json-to-simple-graphql-schema

[MatheusR42]

@marcosfede @dylancwood , I have the same idea in the first time that I used it, so I just implemented it here: https://matheusr42.github.io/json-to-graphql-schema-online/

Source code: https://github.com/MatheusR42/json-to-graphql-schema-online

[maxnachlinger]

@MatheusR42 nice! Mine is, well, too simple to need any framework :) It weighs in at 14.6K gzipped. http://maxnachlinger.js.org/json-to-simple-graphql-schema-ui/ I'm a bit paranoid about huge bundle sizes - and I've just added a PR which cuts the size of this library down a bit for front-end users. Boring source code for my version is here: https://github.com/maxnachlinger/json-to-simple-graphql-schema-ui

[maxnachlinger]

webpack polyfills util - which is nice. More details are here: https://webpack.js.org/configuration/node#other-node-core-libraries

[dylancwood]

Great idea. We could probably run the logic in the browser and use Github Pages to host the web app.

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[maxnachlinger]

Going to close this issue since we now have at least 2 webapps. We'll link to both from the README.

[MatheusR42]

Nice @maxnachlinger, much cleaner that my implementation! 🤣
I add a reference to your version in my readme.

I have a question. It's is more about the javascript architecture than the lib, but I think that you may help me.

When I was change the code to work inside the browser I basically install all the libs and change the "module.exports" to "export default" because that is the way that I see in most in React apps. But I have to change the "util.inspect" to "JSON.stringify" since "util" is not defined in browsers. But in json-to-simple-graphql-schema-ui I saw that you import the lib directly:
import { jsonToSchema } from "@walmartlabs/json-to-simple-graphql-schema/lib";

How does this work inside the browser? There is some config to use Nodejs modules in web?

Thanks!

[MatheusR42]

@maxnachlinger Thanks a lot!