Open barbieri opened 5 years ago
This is a great idea @barbieri! Any chance you would like to create a sister project that would provide this functionality? I'm focused on some other features right now and don't have the time to devote to a new feature like this.
I'm still evaluating some alternatives to a project, MSON is one of them. Every time we have the chance to start fresh, we go on a round of solutions that could help -- and if it's one we choose, then yeah, we'd contribute back :-)
Another alternative is the Apollo GraphQL form I pointed above.
Gotcha! Well, please keep me posted
On Sun, Feb 24, 2019 at 8:51 AM Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri < notifications@github.com> wrote:
I'm still evaluating some alternatives to a project, MSON is one of them. Every time we have the chance to start fresh, we go on a round of solutions that could help -- and if it's one we choose, then yeah, we'd contribute back :-)
Another alternative is the Apollo GraphQL form I pointed above.
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Another idea is to have a MSON builder UI also spit out a GraphQL schema. This could then be piped into something like prisma
Maybe a graphql store? This would make it totally backend agnostic.
I would be glad to contribute to an apollographql client store.
@redgeoff I sent you,a connect on LinkedIn.
It would be lovely to have something like https://github.com/wittydeveloper/react-apollo-form that takes the GraphQL schema and output basic MSON components for each
input
type, as well forms for eachmutation
(which would use those forinput
).Then all the user needs to do is to customize some specific fields for a special visual.
Or even better, use
@moso()
directive to specify the component and some properties (ie: label, help, block).