ianchi
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4 years ago I will leave this to @jow-, to define the direction of the project.
Anyway, I take the opportunity to comment on the advances. Even though slow, I have worked quite a bit on the underlying framework that powers the json views. So far it was mainly in my computer, but as now it is more or less stable, I pushed all to the respective repositories/npmjs.
You can take a look at the current status at a live OpenWrt instance (user: guest / psw: guest).
Mainly look at Status and System. I enclose some print screens
Additionally, I've worked on some tooling to generate json schemas to validate the view definitions, and in a simple language server to integrate in VS Code and have schema check, auto completion and automatic expression validations:
Any help, revisions and ideas are welcomed. If you want to take a look at the code, I think that at the moment you should pretend that all the framework and shell code is decent enough and instead take a very critic look at the json view definitions' approach at luci2-ui-core/src/schemas. The best examples to start from are: system and development/ubus
luci-ng sounds nice and may confuse people that this is something to look into. Instead we should promote the new LuCi implementation.