Add datalogic-ui, remove react-file-reader-input#615
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Adds datalogic-ui, a visual node-based editor and step-through debugger for JSONLogic rules. Per CONTRIBUTING.md, removes one non-awesome entry: react-file-reader-input has had no commits since June 2020. https://github.com/GoPlasmatic/datalogic-rs/tree/main/ui
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Removing (as required by CONTRIBUTING.md)
react-file-reader-input- no commits since June 2020, six years stale. It fails the list's "It has recent code commits!" criterion, and its job (a file input wrapper) is now served by plain<input type="file">plus the File API without a dependency.Adding
Why it is awesome: it solves the "non-developer needs to edit business logic" problem visually, and the unusual part is the debugger. You can step through a rule evaluation node by node and watch intermediate values resolve against your data, because the real engine (compiled to WebAssembly) runs in the browser rather than a JS reimplementation. Rules are plain JSON in and out, so it drops into an existing form or admin UI.
It sits naturally next to
react-awesome-query-builderin Miscellaneous: same visual-logic-editing space, different shape (node graph and a debugger, versus form-field rows).The demo link is a live playground, no signup. Added alphabetically at the top of Miscellaneous.