Host Blazor app for easy testing of the package on GitHub Pages

[ivarne]

When looking into a bug in our usage of Mime-Detecitve it would have been super useful if there was a simple way to see how Mime-Detective looks at a file without getting into a debug session.

I have previously had success exposing an in browser preview of dotnet packages using Blazor Wasm hosted on GitHub Pages, and wanted to give it a go. Seems to be functionally working. (just "upload" any file and see the results get calculated locally in Wasm)
https://ivarne.github.io/Mime-Detective/

Is there any interest in polishing this with better better display and a few texts?

main...ivarne:Mime-Detective:main

[TonyValenti]

Hi @ivarne -
I LOVE what you've built.
I haven't really used Blazor or GitHub pages before. What is the best way to access your code and "officialize" it?

[ivarne]

Access: Just visit the branch on my fork and possibly open a PR from it. Currently it is setup to build only on the "main" branch (I think that makes sense as there is only one GitHub page per repo). After merging it will show up on https://MediatedCommunications.github.io/Mime-Detective/ (If everything works as I expect)

Officialize: Just merge and add link to the site in the readme.

Remaining tasks (that I think must done before I consider it production ready)

• Some design work obviously needs to be done to the upload page and to present the detection results in a better way
• Tests to ensure that the Production build works with code trimming (Seems like I need to use Json Source generators for Blazor, but not in development environment)
• Checkboxes to chose what definition pack to use
• Initialising the extended checks takes 30 seconds in the browser (which blocks all user interaction), so preferably it should be offloaded to a web worker.