Schema-Driven UI Components: Innovating Headless ERP
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Claims a pipeline that turns GraphQL queries and input types into real UI: lists become tables, single-item queries become detail views, and mutations produce forms generated from input types. Built a schema-driven library called Fabrics plus a live editor that connects to a GraphQL endpoint, uses Chakra UI by default, and exposes directives like @fabricsView and @fabricsForm to tweak layout and field behavior. Supports custom components via a component registry, is open source on GitHub, had a flaky image preview demo and lacks built-in accessibility and performance tuning yet.
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