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This unblocks the CI
We already use node 22 in the CI most places, I just forgot the
Dockerfile, and now that Node 18 is recently EOL it appear to be failing
there.
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This PR aims at updating some packages.
I'll keep this in draft until I'll be more happy with the results.
Current setup seems to work, I'll let the CI run and see how bad this
is.
Packages that needs to be updated/replaces:
- [x] ~autocompete - The only warning left in the console is related to
the autocomplete, which probably needs to be updated since it's a
package that wasn't updated in the last 6 years.~ #611
- [x] ~Codemirror is also something that will need an update, but it
looks too complicated at this point in time, so let's see how this
goes.~ #891
- [ ] react-color
- [x] ~react-aria-menubutton~ #846
- [ ] Others?
Most of the changes here are related to types, which is good.
1. Changed references to point to this new repo
2. Fixed docker image publishing to point to ghcr.io.
3. Remove survey link - the survey is closed and there's no point in
keeping it.
4. Remove storybook - Basically a storybook is the ability to look at
components and see how they look and interact with them.
It's a powerful tool for developing component library with "live"
documentation.
But it's an overkill for this project and I would like to reduce
maintenance costs.
Currently all the "stories" are in javascript and not in typescript and
it feels like a waste of time to try and maintain it, along with
updating the storybook library itself and everything around it.
Resolves#803
This is an initial commit to allow migrating to typescript bit by bit.
It introduces vite.
It removes all the webpack configuration (which I have no clue what all
the profiling are needed for, and couldn't find anything in the readme).
It also changes a single file from javascript to typescript:
`urlopen.js` -> `urlopen.ts`
Which was done manually, later on I'll see if I can automate most of the
migration.
For now, everything seems to work as expected.
I also upgrades storybook to use vite and renames the stories to jsx (I
honestly don't know why this complexity is needed here, but I'll keep it
for now).
cc: @damianstasik
