Hi, I am a Mobx team member and I'd like to see if GradeJS detects Mobx. This library is listed among the indexed packages.

I've created a brand new create-react-app project and added Mobx there.

• Demo url: https://main.d2hs7t5ht45j2t.amplifyapp.com/
• Reproduction repo: https://github.com/kubk/gradejs-test
• GradeJS analyze result: https://gradejs.com/w/main.d2hs7t5ht45j2t.amplifyapp.com

As you can see it doesn't detect mobx and mobx-react, but it does detect react, react-dom

To get the build locally clone the repo and run npm run build in the project folder.

I've chosen create-react-app because it uses Webpack internally and it has 3.1+ millions installations per week. So chances that the webpack configuration is screwed up are pretty low. If you want to see the configuration you can run npm run eject script in the project folder.

Since GradeJS currently supports only Webpack 3-5, I checked that the current Webpack version matches this requirement by running npm ls webpack. It shows version 5.72 everywhere:

The Mobx itself is built using Rollup. Also it is a monorepo in case it matters.

Let me know if you need more details.

I assume this is because:

1. No subdomain, or
2. There's no actual bundle to analyze, I was trolling

By using the url type we'll make the keyboard on mobile devices different and not auto-capitalize etc.
We can disable the html form validation with novalidate attribute on the input too so that it doesn't complain when no scheme is provided.
What do you think?

The README describes how to use the project:

https://github.com/fingerprintjs/gradejs/blob/55228c51c460716eb7824f2672868d7918e3d8c9/README.md?plain=1#L7-L8

But currently the website requires a password to enter: https://gradejs.com/

It's not clear how to test the project then.